Economic Systems
Contemporary (2000–present)
Fonio commercialization — what the Pierre Thiam supply chain leaves out
2 min · Apr 30, 2026
Fatou Diallo
Fulani pastoralism, Sahel land tenure, transhumance
Verified contributor
Anthropologist working with the Tabital Pulaaku association. Writes about the political economy of grazing corridors, cattle taxation, and the slow criminalization of mobility from Senegal to Sudan.
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Threads by Fatou Diallo
Economic Systems
Contemporary (2000–present)
Burkina Faso cotton — the cooperative model after the Western donors left
2 min · Apr 24, 2026
Culture & Traditions
Contemporary (2000–present)
Bambara fonio renaissance — Pierre Thiam, Yolele Foods, and the millet politics
2 min · Apr 1, 2026
Economic Systems
Contemporary (2000–present)
Sahel acacia gum — when Sudan's war disrupted the global Coca-Cola supply chain
1 min · Mar 28, 2026
Governance & Political Systems
Contemporary (2000–present)
ECOWAS–AES split — economic dimensions for pastoralist border communities
2 min · Mar 21, 2026
Environment & Land
Contemporary (2000–present)
Fulani transhumance corridors — the slow criminalisation of mobility from Senegal to Sudan
5 min · Mar 20, 2026
Society & Community
Contemporary (2000–present)
Transhumance security in the Sahel — what cattle taxes and grazing corridors signal
2 min · Mar 17, 2026
Governance & Political Systems
Contemporary (2000–present)
Tuareg and Toubou frontier states — borders that never existed and ones that did
2 min · Mar 17, 2026