Boubacar Malcom Sakho

Does money buy happiness? In a society where appearances are far more important than substance, money becomes the sole measure of worth. Its shadow looms over human relationships. Like a summer ebb and flow, money hammers away and leaves its mark. Can it erase the past? Can it determine the future? Sometimes ostentation stems from an inferiority complex...

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In a context where marriage in Senegal has become a luxury for women, most single men only marry women under the age of 23. Many men who have the option of marrying multiple women are restricted by their matrimonial property regime because they signed monogamous contracts. As a result, three women have joined forces to change this situation. They share a common goal: a husband for every woman.

Does money buy happiness? In a society where appearances are far more important than substance, money becomes the sole measure of worth. Its shadow looms over human relationships. Like a summer ebb and flow, money hammers away and leaves its mark. Can it erase the past? Can it determine the future? Sometimes ostentation stems from an inferiority complex...

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In a context where marriage in Senegal has become a luxury for women, most single men only marry women under the age of 23. Many men who have the option of marrying multiple women are restricted by their matrimonial property regime because they signed monogamous contracts. As a result, three women have joined forces to change this situation. They share a common goal: a husband for every woman.