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‘Eternal Energy’: The Flame of Performance beyond the Ages
Introduction Performance has no age is a statement that emphasises that the ability to perform, excel or express oneself on stage is not limited by a person’s age. This can apply to a variety of fields, including film, music, sport or other forms of art and creativity. The Beauty
The Ground We Walk: An Intimate Look at the Earth Beneath Our Footsteps
Introduction In the shadows of our daily lives, the ground we tread conceals a richness and complexity that is often overlooked. This article delves into the mysteries of soil, exploring its components, its crucial role in our ecosystem, and the profound impact it has on our lives and the health
CO2 Capture: A Crucial Solution for Mitigating Climate Change
Climate change, fuelled by rising greenhouse gas emissions, represents one of the most pressing challenges of our time. Carbon dioxide (CO2) is largely responsible for this imminent threat. In this context, CO2 capture is positioned as a crucial solution for mitigating greenhouse gas levels in the atmosphere. This technology, also
FIRST BARRELS OF OIL PRODUCED IN SENEGAL
Introduction Senegal is now an oil producer. According to figures released by the government, at least 100,000 barrels a day will be produced. This production will generate billions of dollars in revenue and accelerate the country’s development. In view of this, the population is nurturing high expectations, even if this
LANGUAGE EQUITY IN SENEGAL: Senegalese advocate national languages
Introduction Senegalese citizens are concerned about the country’s linguistic situation. Since the new government took office, associations and intellectuals have been calling for national languages to be introduced into the education system. The latter are more interested in promoting Wolof than mother tongues. Promoting Wolof A number of Senegalese
The Bus Rapid Transit (BRT): A Solution to Transport Pollution
Introduction In the global context of the fight against pollution, the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) is emerging as an effective and sustainable solution for reducing harmful emissions in the urban transport sector. This form of public transport combines the advantages of traditional bus systems with light rail features, offering an
Drug production: Senegal can now produce and sell medicines
Introduction Strengthening local pharmaceutical production, and in particular producing vaccines, are the projects launched by the government at the end of the Covid-19 crisis. Access to medicines and vaccines is a problem in Africa. This is due to the country’s dependence on imports. Senegal currently imports over 90% of its
Has a cure for AIDS been discovered in Senegal?
Introduction A very heavy disease to bear, AIDS remained for a very long time a major subject of research to find a remedy that would cure it definitively, most of them failed and until now no definitive cure has been found. However, in 2004, in Senegal, a lawyer, Jack Moustapha
Rising Rice Costs Hinder Senegal’s Self-Sufficiency in Rice project
Introduction In Senegal, the quest for rice self-sufficiency is marred by persistent challenges. Recently, consumer outrage has peaked due to the rising costs and fluctuating availability of unflavored broken rice. Identifying the root causes and formulating sustainable solutions is crucial in this ongoing struggle Blame Game Among Stakeholders Pressure