Rain will hit war torn Sudan hard, warns UN
The United Nations is warning that heavy rains and flooding have made transporting aid in Sudan, Chad, and South Sudan...
Month: September 2024
Morocco confirms first Mpox case
Morocco has confirmed its first Mpox case in a man in Marrakech, the health ministry said, reports Reuters. The World...
Mali junta suspends channel TV5 Monde
Mali's ruling junta has suspended French-language channel TV5 Monde for three months on September 11th, according to AFP. They cited...
Libya’s factions progress in central bank crisis talks
Libya's rival factions have made progress in talks to resolve the central bank crisis and will continue discussions on September...
Libya oil exports fall as NOC cancels cargoes amid crisis
Libyan oil exports plummeted by 81% as the National Oil Corporation canceled cargoes amid a power struggle over control of...
Tunisia: Four arrested over Turkish flag on public building
Four employees were arrested for mistakenly raising the Turkish flag instead of the Tunisian flag, sparking controversy in Tunisia. This...
Algeria: election plagued by grave irregularities
The 2024 presidential election in Algeria, which was expected to unsurprisingly secure a second term for the incumbent President Abdelmadjid...
Tunisia: body rejects monitoring groups due to ‘foreign funds’
On September 11th, the Independent High Authority for Elections (ISIE) rejected requests from civil society organizations to monitor the presidential...
Muslim sodas sparkle after coke and Pepsi boycott over Gaza
Right across the Muslim world, the growth of both Pepsi and Cocoa Cola are both facing a hard time because...
Edward Lister: Kabyles’ self-determination recognized as Algeria turns up heat
By Lord Lister, former Chief of Staff to the UK Prime Minister, exclusively for Maghrebi.org In a landmark legal...
