Tuesday, December 22, 2009

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Second departure for Sindou, where I lived from 2 to 14 December 2009.
Sindou is a village in southwestern Burkina Faso, located over 500 km from the capital Ouagadougou and forty borders of Côte d'Ivoire and Mali.
I revisited the village of Sindou accompanied by a documentary filmmaker Denys Piningre, who ended a shooting for which he spent five years in a row in this village. The film will be released at the end of the year. A Sindou, the people are still waiting for electricity ... (http://denyspiningre.blogspot.com/2010/01/retour-dafrique.html)

From 18 pm to 6 am so we all live in the black, it must adapt our working rhythms and sleep, our plans and desires ... the inevitable transformation of the village with electricity may be experienced by some as a lost paradise ... And yet I understand the desire of the inhabitants of Sindou to extend their activities late into the night with electric light and, for some, investing in projects where the mechanization of work should enable them to consider improving of their income ...

This also familiar to me now, I refer also to other past, and I remember I always had fun in those other areas, live and think differently about my relationship to others, my family and friends ... In this elsewhere
what Sindou, knowledge and friends Burkinabe welcome us with warmth, generosity and tolerance, they answer our questions Europeans although they sometimes do not respond to their realities or their way of thinking and that's where it all begins ... stirs and challenges some of our eyes and our certainties.

I move in a short time, a series of photos taken at Sindou, where I deepened my encounters and experiences new situations ... The familiarity gained with some residents of Sindou allows for further reflection and prevents All played in the emotion ...
When I wonder what led me to return to Sindou, of course there is the desire to participate in the filming of the movie (which should have been done in March) but also the need to better understand what I screws and friends that live in Burkina Faso. There is also a question of my commitment to solidarity (not humanitarian) and my intolerance of growing inequality in our society but also in the world. Over time, relationships can be forged on another mode, networks of solidarity and resistance can be created ...

Coincidentally, No. 2554, from 20 to 26 December 2009, the weekly "Jeune Afrique" has a central folder on Burkina, with the headline: "2010, the year of all challenges". .. presidential election, employment, agriculture, industry, business climate (translation: corruption!). We will have the opportunity to speak.


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Wednesday, October 28, 2009

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PRESENTATION OF DAKAR SENEGAL


Geography
Senegal is the most advanced western Africa into the Atlantic Ocean, where Europe, Africa and the Americas and at a crossroads of sea and air routes.
The African continent
an area of 196,722 sq km, Senegal is bounded on the north by Mauritania, east by Mali, south by Guinea and Guinea Bissau, west of the Gambia, and by the Atlantic Ocean on a frontage of 500 km. Dakar (550 km2), the capital, is a peninsula in the far West.

The Senegal
dry tropical climate characterized by two seasons: a dry season from November to June and a rainy season from July to October.
Three types of vegetation : forest in the south, savanna in central and northern steppe
population
The population of Senegal has about 12 million people an average density of 61 inhabitants per km2. Over 25% of the population is concentrated in the Dakar region. The other pole of concentration is the center of the country (the groundnut) with over 35% of the population. Eastern country is very sparsely populated.

Senegal has about twenty ethnic The main ones are the Wolof (43%), the Pulaar (24%), and the Serer (15%).
Foreigners represent about 2% of the population. They are mostly found in the capital Dakar, where they are found in commerce, industry, services, and international organizations. They also occur in North and South, including nationals of neighboring countries.
History
precolonial history of Senegal is mainly characterized by the existence of kingdoms or states that were gradually fragmented, including trafficking slave trade in the eighteenth century.
the early nineteenth century, the French possessions are few (St. Louis, Goree, Rufisque, Joal) but from 1850 the policy of occupation and development from the old desks will be strengthened with Faidherbe (1854-1864), despite strong resistance from historical figures: El Hadj Omar Tall, Lat Dior Diop, Maba Ba Mamadou Lamine Ndiaye and Alboury Drama ... The lack of coordination of all movements and internal rivalries however, favored the external control: in 1891, the conquest was virtually complete. Then began the "Time of Governors ".
The administrative boundaries of the colony fuse attached. In 1904, after the creation of French West Africa (FWA-1895) and transfer the federal capital of Saint-Louis to Dakar (1902) - that latter, detached from Senegal, formed a particular territory, St. Louis remains the country's capital until 1957.
Prepared by the law of 1956, which strengthens the powers of the Territorial Assembly, evolution towards independence is accelerated by the creation of the Community. Shareholders in the Federation of Mali since January 1959, Sudan and Senegal demanding independence they get together in unity, April 4, 1960 (the date of Independence Day). But the Federation of Mali bursts and 20 August 1960, the Assembly proclaimed the Senegalese independence.
Senghor was elected President of the Republic of Senegal September 5, 1960. He was reelected 28 February 1978 and resigned 31 December 1980. Abdou Diouf, who succeeded him, was elected President on 27 February 1983 and reelected February 21, 1993. The new president, Abdoulaye Wade, winning the election on March 19, 2000 became the third head of the Senegalese state. He was reelected in 2007.
The political organization of Senegal revolves around a secular state with a multiparty presidential regime.
Administrative Organization
Capital: Dakar

Fourteen regions: Dakar, Diourbel, Fatick, Kaolack, Kolda, Louga, Matam, Saint Louis, Tambacounda, Thies, Ziguinchor; Sédhiou, Kédougou Kaffrine.
Thirty four departments;
Sixty seven municipalities;
hundred three arrondissements
Three hundred and twenty four rural communities.
Money and economic aggregates
Mint
CFA Franc Parity

1 euro = 655.957 FCF