African Conference backs Morocco’s Sahara plan
Morocco has plans to extend the Sahara region’s autonomy under its sovereignty, The Arab weekly and agencies reported on 22...
Politics
Morocco: Record breaking 111 Gaza protests in a day
Morocco witnessed a record breaking day on January 19th with over 100 pro-Palestinian protests across the country, according to The...
Tunisian voters deceived in “useless” election
Tunisian voters were deceived into polling stations on Sunday the 24th of December according to Alarabiya news and agencies. In...
Tunisia slaps travel ban on lawyer representing Palestine
A lawyer representing Palestine has been burdened with a travel ban amid Tunisian president’s “power grab”, according to The New...
“Baby Macron”: the incredible rise of PM Gabriel Attal
Following a Macron cabinet reshuffle ahead of the European Elections, a lot has been made about new Prime Minister Gabriel...
Rights group urges Lebanon to free Qaddafi’s son
Human Rights Watch say that Lebanon has falsely charged Hannibal Qaddafi, son of Libya’s former dictator, Muammar Qaddafi, for eight...
Libya: Protesters continue to halt gas and oil supply
Protesters threaten to cut Italy’s gas and oil supply, again over corruption, according to Reuters. On the 11th January, utilising...
Moroccan civilians petition against Israel ties with Morocco
Following a cabinet meeting, government spokesperson, Mustafa Baytas said that the Moroccan government is ready to consider a petition which...
Tunisia: Muslim Brotherhood party considers rebranding
Tunisia’s Islamist Ennahda party is considering a name change as it slips into obscurity, according to The Arab Weekly The...
Morocco: “Saharan Pablo Escobar” scandal intensifies
The “Saharan Pablo Escobar” case has been on the lips of Moroccans since the final days of 2023 as details...
Tunisia: State of emergency extended by one month
Tunisian news outlets announced on December 30 that the North African country would be extending the state of emergency by...
Libya: Dbeibah says he will only resign if elections take place
The head of Libya’s Tripoli-based government, Abdulhamid Al-Dbeibah said on December 23 that he would only resign if elections take...
More low turnouts in Tunisian elections
In what was a blow to Kais Saied, turnout in Tunisian parliamentary elections around the country on December 24 scraped to...
1 million Moroccans in poverty to receive financial grants
In a rare move, Morocco announced on December 25 that around 1 million families living in poverty would receive financial...
Algerian President bizarrely sends out invitations to opposition
It what can be seen as a bizarre move, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune’s office sent out invitations to opposition leaders for...
