She followed higher education at the Sorbonne (DEUG in history and political science) then joined the school of journalism in Nice.

[3] In September 2007, she started an internship at the Grand Journal de Canal, where she compiled the biographical files of the guests.

[4] She left Canal and joined BFM TV, where she continued political reporting for the program L'œil de Salhia Brakhlia.

[7] In August 2020, she joined the France Info radio station as a political journalist.

[8][9] In June 2021, the daily Le Parisien announced that Brakhlia was leaving Quotidien and would devote herself to the morning show of France Info as well as special evenings on public service, in the approach to the French presidential election of 2022.