Tunisia: Power cuts kill thousands of chickens amid heatwave
Tunisia has been experiencing intense heatwaves in recent weeks. As demand for air conditioning has increased, the national electricity provider...
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Inside Algeria’s plan to develop its southern desert regions
Algeria is shifting its focus in the deep south, moving beyond its traditional oil and gas fields to build a...
Algerian government announces stricter import regulations
The government has decided on the 10th of June to establish a new commission charged with reinforcing controls on...
US Algiers embassy seminar highlights trade links
A technical seminar at the United States Embassy in Algiers this week highlighted ongoing trade links between Algeria and the...
Mauritania accesses UN funds to prevent drought consequences
Mauritania has been preparing for major droughts throughout the country by activating its national preparedness action framework. According to...
Algeria’s $7 billion phosphate project set for early 2027 completion
Algeria’s $7 billion Integrated Phosphate Project is scheduled for completion in the first quarter of 2027, according to a 2nd...
Belarus aims to position Algeria as its strategic ‘gateway’ to Africa
Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko has formally expressed his desire for Algeria to serve as the primary "gateway" country for Belarusian...
Morocco sees harvest recovery after years of drought
Morocco’s cereal production is expected to reach around 9 million tonnes in the 2025-2026 agricultural season according to Agriculture Minister...
US Selects Morocco for $226 Million Food for Progress 2026 to Boost Agriculture
The United States has selected Morocco for its Food for Progress programme, part of a $226 million global initiative aimed...
Kenya’s flower industry reports losses as war disrupts exports
Kenya’s flower industry is losing up to $1.4 million per week as the war in the Middle East affects demand...
Moroccan saffron gains interest in Russia
Moroccan saffron could attract interest from Russian buyers as supplies from Iran decline, according to a report by 7News Maroc...
Zimbabwe farmers lobby US officials over $3.5bn compensation
Former white farmers in Zimbabwe have launched a lobbying effort in the United States to push for payment of $3.5bn...
Libya reopens flour mill to boost domestic food security
The reopening of the Al-Sabah flour mill in Sirte is being presented as a step toward strengthening Libya’s food security...
Libya strengthens food security as global supply chains falter
The reopening of a major flour mill in Sirte is being presented as a key step towards strengthening Libya’s food...
Cocoa price slump hits farmers across West Africa
Cocoa farmers in Ghana and the Ivory Coast are facing financial hardship as a slump in global cocoa prices has left many unable to...
