In the Media

The idea of ICE agents at airport security is raising serious questions about safety, control, and how travel could change.

Rwanda is seeking compensation from the UK after investing heavily in a migrant relocation deal that was later abandoned, raising questions about international accountability.

A jury has ruled that Elon Musk misled Twitter investors ahead of his acquisition, raising new questions about accountability in the tech industry.

Spring break in Miami is increasingly marked by violence and chaos, raising serious questions about whether the tradition should continue at all.

CAF has overturned the AFCON 2025 final, awarding Morocco a 3–0 forfeit victory over Senegal, with the case now potentially heading to international arbitration.

TSA agents are quitting or refusing to work amid paycheck disruptions, triggering longer airport lines and raising concerns about the stability of U.S. travel security.

As tensions rise in the Strait of Hormuz, African oil producers including Senegal could gain new strategic importance in global energy markets.

In early 2026, Senegalese authorities arrested 82 people, including media figures like TV host Pape Cheikh Diallo and musician Djiby Dramé, in a major crackdown starting in Keur Massar. The investigation uncovered an alleged network tied to drug trafficking, money laundering, possible pedophilia, same-sex relations, and intentional HIV transmission via WhatsApp contacts. By March, over 35 more arrests fueled anti-gay sentiment, prompting Parliament to pass a bill introduced b