Morocco
Morocco tourism up 20% in 2024 – receives record 17.4 million visitors
Morocco received a record 17.4 million tourists in 2024, up 20% compared with the previous year, with Moroccans living
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Niger
Biden says U.S. is “all in on Africa” on his first visit to the continent, pledges $1B in aid
During the first visit by a U.S. president to Africa in nearly a decade, President Joe Biden told Angola’
Egypt
Ancient Egyptian temple found hidden in cliff face
Archaeologists have discovered a 2,100-year-old temple carved into a cliff near Athribis, about 200 kilometers north of Luxor, the
Chad
Chad ends military pact with France; Senegal demands withdrawal of French troops
Chad has terminated its defense agreement with France, marking a significant shift in relations with its former colonial ruler, according
Mali
Formation of Azawad Liberation Front deepens Sahel crisis
Four Tuareg groups in northern Mali have united as the Azawad Liberation Front, seeking self-determination for the region they call
Egypt
Cairo Conference calls for increased humanitarian aid to Gaza
The Cairo Ministerial Conference for Emergency Humanitarian Response to Gaza wrapped up with a statement on increasing humanitarian aid and
Sudan
Sudan's famine-hit Zamzam camp comes under fire
According to reporting by Reuters quoting residents and aid agency Medicine San Frontiers, the Zamzam displacement camp has been struck
Tunisia
Tunisia looks to Central Bank to repay debt as economy falters
Tunisia’s government is looking to the central bank to help repay its external debt for a second straight year,
Libya
Libya’s National Oil Corporation Chairman says 70% of Libyan land remains unexplored
At a recent workshop in Cairo, organized in collaboration with the US Department of Commerce and various international oil companies,
Morocco
Morocco hit by record drought - faces water and crop supply shortage
Rainfall is Morocco is down by over 40 per cent compared to usual levels. In addition, water reserves have dropped
Egypt
Hamas meets with Egyptian officials in renewed push for Gaza ceasefire
Egyptian intelligence officials met with a Hamas delegation in Cairo on Sunday to discuss a ceasefire in Gaza, the re-opening
Sudan
Colombia apologizes for some of its citizens involvement as mercenaries within Sudan’s RSF militia
The Colombian Government has formally apologized for the involvement of Colombian nationals serving as mercenaries within the Rapid Support Forces
Egypt
UN chief says situation in Gaza 'appalling and apocalyptic'
At a Cairo conference aimed at increasing humanitarian aid, in a speech by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, remarks read out