Egypt
Egypt to store more renewable power in new battery plants
Egypt has announced plans for two stand-alone battery storage plants with a combined capacity of 1,500 MWh to store
Egypt
Egypt to store more renewable power in new battery plants
Egypt has announced plans for two stand-alone battery storage plants with a combined capacity of 1,500 MWh to store
Mauritania
Mauritania boosts electricity access via domestic gas production
Mauritania is moving to harness its offshore gas reserves to expand electricity access and cut fuel costs, reports Energy Capital
Egypt
Egypt says working with Qatar, US to revive 60-day Gaza truce plan
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty said Tuesday Cairo is working with Qatar and the United States to broker a 60-day
Tunisia
BNA Assurances set to be listed on Tunis stock exchange
BNA Assurances, a subsidiary of Banque Nationale Agricole, a key player in Tunisia’s insurance sector, will make its debut
Algeria
Algeria, Somalia set up joint economic team
Algeria and Somalia have announced the creation of a joint governmental committee for economic cooperation and the establishment of an
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Egypt
Egypt to store more renewable power in new battery plants
Egypt has announced plans for two stand-alone battery storage plants with a combined capacity of 1,500 MWh to store
Mauritania
Mauritania boosts electricity access via domestic gas production
Mauritania is moving to harness its offshore gas reserves to expand electricity access and cut fuel costs, reports Energy Capital
Egypt
Egypt says working with Qatar, US to revive 60-day Gaza truce plan
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty said Tuesday Cairo is working with Qatar and the United States to broker a 60-day
Tunisia
BNA Assurances set to be listed on Tunis stock exchange
BNA Assurances, a subsidiary of Banque Nationale Agricole, a key player in Tunisia’s insurance sector, will make its debut
Opinion
Opinion
Broken by design: Libya’s profitable dysfunction
The country is richer than it was. No thanks to its leaders — or their foreign backers. Fourteen years after Muammar
Opinion
The World has failed the Palestinians
The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, who is already wanted by the International Criminal Court on charges of war crimes,
Opinion
Africa’s Turn: Casablanca's Bid to Reset Carbon Justice
By Gavin Serkin – In the humid depths of the Congo Basin, ancient trees absorb around 600 million tonnes of carbon
Opinion
Italy’s quiet push towards the Maghreb
While most of Giorgio Meloni’s foreign policy has been defined by an unwavering support for Ukraine and her obvious
Environment
Opinion
Africa’s Turn: Casablanca's Bid to Reset Carbon Justice
By Gavin Serkin – In the humid depths of the Congo Basin, ancient trees absorb around 600 million tonnes of carbon
Morocco
Portugal eyes potential energy link with Morocco
Portugal has announced a multi-million-dollar plan to strengthen its energy needs, according to AFP. It comes after the major power
Tunisia
Growing number of Tunisians turn to collecting plastic bottles as living costs soar
As Tunisia grapples with high unemployment and rising inflation, more people are turning to collecting plastic bottles—a job known
Egypt
Egypt swelters as global heatwave intensifies
Prominent cardiologist Dr. Gamal Shaaban has urged Egypt's government and private sector to adjust summer work schedules to
Economics
Tunisia
BNA Assurances set to be listed on Tunis stock exchange
BNA Assurances, a subsidiary of Banque Nationale Agricole, a key player in Tunisia’s insurance sector, will make its debut
Algeria
Algeria, Somalia set up joint economic team
Algeria and Somalia have announced the creation of a joint governmental committee for economic cooperation and the establishment of an
Egypt
Egypt scraps century-old rent controls
Egypt will phase out its century-old “old rent” system, ending rock-bottom, hereditary leases that let some families live in central
Libya
Libya Urges Swift Anti-Money Laundering Law to Avoid Global Isolation
Libyan financial authorities warned that delays in passing new anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CTF) laws risk economic isolation
energy
Egypt
Egypt to store more renewable power in new battery plants
Egypt has announced plans for two stand-alone battery storage plants with a combined capacity of 1,500 MWh to store
Mauritania
Mauritania boosts electricity access via domestic gas production
Mauritania is moving to harness its offshore gas reserves to expand electricity access and cut fuel costs, reports Energy Capital
Opinion
Broken by design: Libya’s profitable dysfunction
The country is richer than it was. No thanks to its leaders — or their foreign backers. Fourteen years after Muammar
Egypt
Israeli firm NewMed Energy announces $35bn deal to supply gas to Egypt
In a deal worth $35 billion, Israeli firm NewMed Energy has said it will supply Egypt with an increased total
Politics
Algeria
Algeria, Somalia set up joint economic team
Algeria and Somalia have announced the creation of a joint governmental committee for economic cooperation and the establishment of an
Tunisia
Tunisian union defiant amid Presidential attacks
Tunisia’s main trade union, the UGTT, vowed to defend itself after supporters of President Kais Saied accused it of
Algeria
France seeks arrest of Algerian diplomat in kidnapping case
A French judge has issued an international arrest warrant for Salaheddine Selloum, former first secretary at Algeria’s Paris embassy,
Opinion
The World has failed the Palestinians
The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, who is already wanted by the International Criminal Court on charges of war crimes,