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1.5MSubscribers 3.6KVideos 308MViews Created on2015-12-19T00:00:00.000Z Joined2024-09-26T00:00:00.000Z Based in Senegal
About Xalaat TV - YouTube Channel Statistics
Xalaat TV is a YouTube channel with 1.5M subscribers and 308M total views across 3.6K videos.
The channel is based in Senegal.
Content is published in FR.
The channel was created on 2015-12-19 and last published a video on 2026-11-06.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many subscribers does Xalaat TV have?
- Xalaat TV has 1,510,000 subscribers on YouTube as of 2026.
- How many views does Xalaat TV have on YouTube?
- Xalaat TV has accumulated 308,016,202 total views across 3,556 published videos.
- When was Xalaat TV created?
- Xalaat TV was created on YouTube on 19.12.2015.
- When did Xalaat TV last upload a video?
- The most recent upload on Xalaat TV was on 06.11.2026.
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Channel Description
Xalaat TV is a YouTube news and politics channel providing investigative reports and analysis for a Senegalese audience. The platform focuses on societal issues, political developments, and the impact of public figures. Most content is delivered in the Wolof language to ensure accessibility for a wide range of compatriots. As of 2026, the channel has reached 1,480,000 subscribers and accumulated over 284 million total views across 3,003 videos. This high view-to-video ratio reflects a deeply engaged viewership. Recent videos cover intense political scenarios, government nominations, and legal analyses involving key national leaders. The channel's topical split consists of 71% society-focused content and 29% politics. This channel suits viewers who follow Senegalese current affairs and understand Wolof. It is not intended for those seeking news coverage in English or French. Visit the Xalaat TV channel on YouTube to explore their latest investigative reports.