Tunisia: Saied continues crackdown on opposition
With Tunisia’s Presidential election two months away, a hopeful candidate’s team was arrested by the police on July 28th, hours...
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Libya: 12 officials jailed over deadly floods in Derna
The Attorney General announced in Tripoli that a Libyan court has jailed 12 officials over the mismanagement of dams that...
Morocco: Former minister Ziane sentenced to 5 years in jail
On July 20th, Moroccan opposition figure and former minister Mohamed Ziane was sentenced to five years in prison, according to...
Belgian investigators give up the chase for MoroccoGate agents
A battle between Belgium and Morocco to deliver a token strand of justice towards the latter’s officials who were responsible...
Israel, Hamas, and Sudan join UN child-harming blacklist
The suffering of the innocent has hardly left global media as warfare and corruption run rife throughout the Arab world,...
MEP’s allege EU aid to Tunisia went directly to Saied’s pockets
Members of the European Parliament have alleged that the European Commission misdirected €150 million in aid intended for Tunisia, instead...
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...
Tunisian opposition leader gets suspended jail term
Tunisian opposition activist Chaima Issa has been given a one-year suspended prison sentence for insulting the president, Reuters reports. Chaima...
Morocco’s Growing Role in Libya Worries Algeria
With two prospective Libyan elections on the agenda of the UN and the United States, The Libyan Parliament and High...
Algeria: former PM Noureddine Bedoui on trial for corruption
Algerian former Prime Minister, Noureddine Bedoui risks a second conviction. Bedoui, who has already been sentenced to ten years in...
MoroccoGate MEP will be allowed to return to work
It would seem that MEPs are allowed to keep 100s of thousands of euros of cash in suitcases in their...
Grievances of Tunisian Opposition Families
Family members of those believed to be wrongly imprisoned have taken their grievances to the African Court on Human and...
Tunisia’s fragile finances amidst bread crisis
Rising temperatures and intensifying drought conditions in Tunisia have led to a significant decline in the country's wheat production, leading...
Mauritania’s Ruling Party Triumphs in Contested Polls
Food shortages are the latest worry for many Tunisians in a country with a spiralling economy and an autocratic president...
Tunisian students face prison for song criticizing police
Following a recent crackdown on freedom of speech in Tunisia, two students were recently detained without bail over a satirical...
