Libyan MPs call for prime minister to step down
On September 1st, 40 members of Libya’s House of Representatives called for UN-backed Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah to resign,...
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Algeria cracks down on water sector corruption amid public outrage
Algeria has moved decisively to tackle corruption and mismanagement in the water sector, as reported by The Arab Weekly plus...
Libyan electoral office attacked as local elections grow closer
On the morning of August 12th, an armed assault was carried out on an electoral administration office in the Libyan...
Martin Jay: EU commission exposed for bribing journalists
A recent report has exposed the European commission guilty of bribing journalist to the tune of hundreds of millions of...
Former Mali PM faces allegations over public funds misuse
Former Mali Prime Minister Choguel Maiga is facing prosecution over allegations of misuse of public funds during his time, according...
Cyberattack targets key government ministers in Morocco
The cyberattack saga persists in Morocco as fresh leaks reportedly expose high value transactions involving ministers from the Authenticity and...
Morocco: Worries arise concerning legislative corruption
Amid the controversial modifications to Morocco's Criminal Procedure code, some of the country's key human rights figures have expressed their...
Tunisia sentences opposition leader, bringing jail time to +20 years
A Tunisian court has sentenced opposition leader Rached Ghannouchi to 14 years in prison, deepening the government's clampdown on political...
Death toll from Kenyan anti-government protests reaches 31
The death toll from the July 7th anti-government protests in Kenya has risen to 31, making it the highest single...
South Africa: Police minister found on the wrong side of crime
South Africa’s Minister of Police, Senzo Mchunu, has been accused of having connections with high-profile crime syndicates involved in the...
Libya: oil industry losing millions to corruption
Financial and administrative corruption have led to losses in Libya’s oil sector of more than $294 million over the first...
South Africa: Cracks widen in the government of unity
South Africa and its Government of National Unity (GNU) face further rifts as corruption scandals continue to plague the country's...
Corruption trial hearings postponed for Israel’s Netanyahu
Following a request from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a Jerusalem court partly agreed to postpone his corruption trial hearings,...
Tunisia’s public banks face $2.3B in unpaid loans
Non-performing loans at Tunisia’s public banks have risen to 6.87 billion dinars (approximately $2.32 billion), reflecting the severity of the...
Trump urges for corruption trial of Israel’s Netanyahu to end
President Donald Trump of the US has urged for Israel to "pardon" Benjamin Netanyahu, who is facing trial for purported...
