Adja Khadidiatou Faye
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23 Feb 2022 / by Paulin Maurice Toupane, Adja Khadidiatou Faye, Aïssatou Kanté, Mouhamadou Kane, Moussa Ndour, Cherif Sow, Bachir Ndaw, Tabara Cissokho and Younoussa Ba
Preventing violent extremism in Senegal: threats linked to gold mining

Gold mining in south-eastern Senegal could fuel the spread of violent extremism into West African littoral states.
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09 Dec 2021 / by Fahiraman Rodrigue Koné and Adja Khadidiatou Faye
Gold doesn’t shine for women in Mali and Senegal’s mines

Artisanal mining should be enriching women miners – so why are they being suppressed and exploited?
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02 Aug 2019 / by Adja Khadidiatou Faye
West Africa must confront its foreign terrorist fighters

Better information, border control and cooperation is needed to deal with foreign combatants in the region.
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08 Mar 2019 / by Paulin Maurice Toupane, Aïssatou Kanté and Adja Khadidiatou Faye
Guinea-Bissau: Priorities for long-term stability

Constitutional and electoral reforms are needed to prevent a new crisis after the March 2019 elections.
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13 Feb 2019 / by Paulin Maurice Toupane, Aissatou Kanté and Adja Khadidiatou Faye
Suspicions cloud Senegal’s upcoming election

By focusing on the election process, voters miss out on making informed choices about the best candidate.
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24 Jan 2019 / by Paulin Maurice Toupane, Adja Khadidiatou Faye and Aïssatou Kanté
The Gambia must heal its social and political divisions

National cohesion is key to implementing reforms needed for stability, and to jumpstart the economy.
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13 Dec 2017 / by Paulin Maurice Toupane and Adja Khadidiatou Faye
Creating conditions conducive to stability in Guinea-Bissau

The organisation of elections cannot be considered a lasting solution to the country’s crisis.