Libya vexed by Lebanon’s treatment of Gaddafi’s son
Leaked photographs of Hannibal Gaddafi who resides in a cramped, underground cell have surfaced, raising concerns in the North African...
Year: 2024
Europe turns to old foe Algeria for more gas exports
European countries have turned to Algeria to fulfill their gas supply needs amid the global energy crisis exacerbated by the...
Italian diplo kicked out of Tunisian book fair
Italy’s Tunisian ambassador was booted from a book fair in Tunis by protesters due to Italy’s ties with Israel, according...
US scrambles to salvage Sahel security role
The Pentagon’s press secretary said during and April 25th press briefing that it is seeking to renegotiate its security role...
Morocco issues massive wind farms tender
Morocco’s renewable energy agency (MASEN) launched a pre-qualification tender for a 400-megawatt wind farms project in the country’s north on...
Agriculture fair kicks off in drought-stricken Morocco
The Moroccan city of Meknes hosted the International Agriculture fair, focusing on climate resilience and sustainability within the drought-stricken North...
France to finance Morocco’s Sahara power link
France-Morocco relations improve after France prepares to finance a power link between Morocco and Western Sahara, according to Reuters on...
Algeria: Mega-billion-dollar contract to invest in powdered milk
Qatar’s Baladna has signed a mega-billion-dollar contract to build a powdered milk farm in the region of Adrar to break...
Spain and Morocco seize over 2 tonnes of cannabis
With the aid of Moroccan special surveillance, Spanish police seized over two tonnes of cannabis on Gran Canaria’s coast, according...
Forlorn Passover for Moroccan Jews amid Gaza war
Morocco's Jewish community struggles to find joy this Passover as Israel’s war in Gaza rages, with dozens of Israelis held...
Moroccan PM accused of election rigging
Morocco’s billionaire Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch was accused by a major opposition party of electoral fraud after a legislative election...
200 dead in Burkina Faso military massacre, rights group says
Burkina Faso’s military personnel killed 223 civilians after two villages were thought to be cooperating with militants, a report by...
Tunisia: Pamphlets on same-sex relations struck from book fair
Sex-ed pamphlets have been removed from the Tunis International Book Fair, its director claimed on April 25th, according to AFP....
Arab Maghreb Union without Morocco?
The envoy of the President of the Libyan Presidential Council sends a written message to the Moroccan king expressing Libya's...
Mauritania: President announces run for second term
Mauritanian president Mohamed Ould Ghazouani announced on April 24th that he will run for a second presidential term, reports The...
