outside Dakar and the smaller western cities underdevelopment is very real too though but fair enough. I always feel Senegal is underachieving, its so frustrating. The fact that it is not enclaved, never had religious or ethnic clashes, coups is already a massive advantage compared to a lot of african countries. It needs to detach more from France and francophonie, open up more to the world, teach english as foreign language in schools, cut down airport taxes, invest massively in tourist accomodation. These clowns still only cater to french, belgians, swiss like we in the 1970’s or something. meanwhile neighbouring Gambia profits from that hard. If only we had a visionary in power that would implement the kind of measures that attract investors and boost for more growth. They found petrol last year, I know it’s been a curse for many countries but we don’t have that blessed fertile soil like the Gulf of Guinea and southern african countries have so I hope we’ll be able to handle that well. Anyway I don't live there but I’m there every year, my mum moved back beginning this year. I’m still looking for opportunities to make that little investment. if you need any info on senegalese life and society don’t hesitate.
.....for a vacation so I good chance I'll PM you about your beautiful country 
When she told us in the Diaspora to come home
from what i understand... he said dont just come to Ghana and expected to just find a job... $300 a month is cheap, he can meet the cost because he teaches at a school, but outside of that how will you make money? to meet your needs every month? before i make the move i need save money and i need to visit a few times and see where i can go to find a job, before i just go over there... i feel i might end up like most AA that he was talking about in the vid... they just go over there and love it but dont/cant make money so they have to leave.
stay out of africa c00nYeah, Senegal is attractive because it is stable, not because I think it will be an economic powerhouse.
Deciding between Senegal, Zimbabwe and Tanzania....Mali if it were safe
Compared to other francophone nations like Gabon, an elite in Ivory Coast, Senegalese as a whole have not been too culturally alienated. You must have witnessed Wolof is king language, it must be less than 2% of senegalese that even speak french at home. they call it ''lakke toubab'' which literally means the white man’s language lol. clothing, traditions, food except for maybe the baguette all of that is purely african. missionaries only managed to convert less than 5% of the population to christianity. the rest are muslims but what a lot of people don’t know is that a lot of senegalese were still animists in the 19th century and they converted to Islam as a sign of defiance to the french.
