Senegalese documentary Mane — about a rapper and a wrestler — provides a fresh, feminist take on the country’s hip-hop generation

A 10-year strategic deal is an acid test for how low a pseudo sport will bow to an autocratic regime

Despite embracing urbanism, Senegal’s aspiring athletes are returning to traditional belief systems.

They have been ostracised and mocked but their successes have shattered age-old taboos.

While spreading their wrestling passion, president of SA’s Wrestling Federation Frikkie Bosse and his wife became entangled in social development.

Fame may be just around the corner for Aliou Faye, who quit his job earlier this year to devote himself full time to becoming a champion wrestler.