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N'diaga Diallo

Senegalese based in Dakar. Humanist activist for over twenty years. A lifelong learner and follower of Siloism. Freelance political and cultural journalist. Managing Director of the "Keur Mariétou" Humanist Center for Studies, Reflection, and Action. Member of the "Energy for Human Rights - Senegal" association.

Senegal: the people’s mandate is incompatible with the IMF and World Bank’s prescriptions

On 22 May 2026, President Bassirou Diomaye Faye brought an end to a rather unprecedented form of cohabitation, the first situation of its kind in Senegal’s political history. In essence, the Senegalese people had brought a “Diomaye–Sonko” ticket to power.…

Ubuntu and Panafricanism – the Library That Changes the World

Ubuntu und Panafrikanismus: Eine Bibliothek als Ort gelebter Gewaltfreiheit in Dakar

A meeting on the topic of Pan-Africanism and the Ubuntu philosophy took place on Saturday, January 17, 2026, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the Ubuntu Humanist Library in Dakar. The event, organized by the Center of Study, Reflection,…

Rupture processes in West Africa and the inspiration of myths

For several centuries, West Africa has experienced mental, social, political, and spiritual upheavals that have shaped its societies and fuelled the emergence of transformative utopias. Whether it be decolonisation, struggles for cultural emancipation, democratic demands, or new economic aspirations, these…

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