WarkhaTV is a Senegalese online television channel founded in 2018 by journalist and activist Fatou Warkha Sambe in Pikine, a densely populated suburb of Dakar. It produces public‑interest video journalism that places women’s voices at the forefront of national debate. The channel’s core output spans survivor testimonies, field reports, explainers and studio discussions on gender‑based violence, legal rights, health and social policy. In 2019, its widely shared series “16 voix, 16 femmes, 16 victimes” helped galvanize public pressure ahead of Senegal’s January 10, 2020 law criminalizing rape, and segments have been redistributed by other broadcasters, extending its reach. Beyond gender, WarkhaTV runs regular news bulletins and local reporting on labor disputes, civic campaigns and culture, while convening on‑the‑ground conversations such as a 2025 special in Pikine Nord examining the Gender & Energy Pact. The channel frequently engages civil society and legal advocates, interviewing the Association des Juristes Sénégalaises and covering initiatives backed by regional women’s funds. Led by Samb—recognized internationally among 16 journalists combating violence against women—WarkhaTV functions as a community newsroom and advocacy platform. Its reporting connects grassroots experience to policy conversations, aiming to shift social norms while giving audiences practical information about rights, services and accountability.