Mali: Jihadist fuel blockade forces school closures
On October 26th, Mali's government announced a two-week school shutdown in reaction to the fuel shortages caused by the jihadist...
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Early results show Ivory Coast president re-elected for fourth term
On October 27th, provisional results for the Ivory Coast's elections unveiled that President Alassane Ouattara was elected for a fourth...
Cameroon: Protests turn violent to oppose president’s re-election
On October 27th, Cameroon's 92-year-old president, Paul Biya, was re-elected with a 53% majority for his eighth term without interruption....
Ukraine willing to start peace talks with Russia once again
Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskiy is ready once again to start peace talks with Russia under the condition not to withdraw their...
Tunisia suspends activities of civil and migrant rights group
On October 27th, the civil and migrant rights group, FTDES, announced that Tunisia's government imposed a one-month ban on their...
West African immigrants sue Ghana for US deportation deal
A total of 42 deportees were accepted by the Ghanaian government, including a group of 14 West Africans that arrived...
1,500 Moroccans face legal charges for Gen Z protests
Since September 27th 2025, Moroccan youth has been protesting against the government's alleged corruption and the under-investment in the public...
Mauritania: Global humanitarian aid cuts impact Malian refugees
International humanitarian aid and development agencies have been impacted after Trump slashed funding and reduced operations for the USAID, which...
Tunisia attracts a record nine million tourists in 2025
While on the popular radio show Sbeh Eness (People's Morning in English), Mohamed Mehdi Hlaoui, the president of National Tourism...
Algerian state-owned oil company will train Mauritanian workers
Ties between Algeria and Mauritania's oil sectors seem to be growing, as Sonatrach, the Algerian state-owned oil company, announced in...
Tunisia: workers union strikes to protest toxic chemical plant
Protests in Tunisia have intensified over the past few days, as locals of the Gabès region are demanding the shutdown...
Morocco’s 2026 finance bill increases military budget
Over the past few years, Morocco has been heavily investing in its military, and the government seems determined to continue...
Tunisians jailed for protesting state-owned chemical plant
Citizens in Gabès, a city in southern Tunisia, have been protesting to demand the shutdown of a state-owned chemical plant....
Exit of French Interior Minister rejoices Algerian media
Former French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau was not included in the government of the new Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu. The...
17 young Moroccans sentenced after Ait Amira’s violent protests
Despite a pause in the youth protests in Morocco where the King intervened, the state will still go ahead with...
