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Jan 17 2026SPORTS

Senegal's Security Worries Before Africa Cup Showdown

Senegal's football team is in Morocco for the big Africa Cup final. But they're not just focused on the game. They're worried about safety. When the team arrived in Rabat, fans rushed them. Players had to push through crowds just to get to their bus. The Senegalese Football Federation (FSF) isn't h

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Dec 31 2025FINANCE

Senegal's Debt Crisis: A Race Against Time

Senegal is in a hurry to wrap up talks with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The country's finance minister shared this news recently, hinting at progress in handling a massive debt problem. The debt situation is serious, with figures showing it reached 132% of the country's GDP by the end of

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Dec 28 2025SPORTS

Malik Willis: A Journey from Georgia to the NFL

Malik Willis, the new face of the Green Bay Packers' quarterback position, has a story that's as inspiring as his on-field skills. Born in College Park, Georgia, to Harold Willis and Shasta Grier, Malik's love for football started early. By age four, he was already dreaming of playing for the Norths

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Nov 28 2025FINANCE

Senegal's Money Worries: IMF Raises Eyebrows

Senegal is in a bit of a pickle. The country is chatting with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) about getting some financial help. Why? Because they've got a lot of debt that wasn't properly reported before. Now, they need to figure out how to handle it. The finance minister, Cheikh Diba, spill

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Nov 14 2025BUSINESS

Senegal's Financial Tightrope Walk: Debt, Dialogue, and Defiance

Senegal is in a tough spot. The country's finance ministry has promised to pay back its debts and keep talking to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). This comes just before a big decision from S&P Global, a major credit rating agency. The ministry sent a message to investors saying they are seri

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Oct 08 2025BUSINESS

From Rowing to Retail: How Sports Shaped a Business Leader

Malina Ngai, the CEO of AS Watson, has a unique background that sets her apart in the business world. She was once a competitive athlete, and she believes that her time in sports gave her more than just discipline and leadership skills. It also taught her the importance of using data and science to

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Jun 29 2025SPORTS

NBA Star's Future Uncertain Amid Gambling Probe

Malik Beasley's basketball journey has hit a rough patch. The Detroit Pistons were in talks to sign him for another three years, but things have taken a turn. The U. S. District Attorney’s office is now looking into Beasley for possible gambling involving NBA games and side bets. The Pistons and Be

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Apr 02 2025HEALTH

Mali's Health Heroes: The Quest for Better Sexual and Reproductive Care

Mali is facing a big challenge in its healthcare system. The country is struggling with a shortage of skilled workers in primary health care and sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). This gap is making it hard for people, especially women and girls, to get the healthcare they need. The s

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Jan 23 2025HEALTH

Understanding Child Nutrition Interventions in Burkina Faso: A 5-Year Impact Study

Burkina Faso has been grappling with a significant health issue: chronic malnutrition and high mortality rates among children under five. To address this, several child nutrition programs were put into action between 2018 and 2022. This analysis looks at how these interventions influenced the nutrit

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Dec 18 2024SPORTS

Malika Andrews on Balancing Coverage and Criticism

Malika Andrews, a prominent ESPN analyst, has faced intense scrutiny over her reporting on Black NBA players. Critics often accuse her of being biased, highlighting mistakes with Black athletes while overlooking those of white players. Andrews recently opened up about this on "Dinners with DeMar, "

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