In a city where the Atlantic whispers tales of ancient kingdoms and pixelated dreams, a new movement is taking root. I’m standing in the Medina’s vibrant backstreets, where graffiti doesn’t just shout rebellion—it sings lullabies of resistance, woven with the threads of digital defiance. The “Mbëllé Numérique” (Digital Seed) collective, a group of young Senegalese artists and coders, has launched an audacious project. They are overlaying...