Sudan
Norwegian Refugee Council: Sudan on 'countdown to famine'
The head of the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) has said that the ongoing war between the Sudanese army and the
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Algeria
Algeria excludes French wheat from latest tender amid diplomatic strains
Algeria, a top global wheat importer, has notably excluded France from its recent tender for wheat procurement, signaling escalating tensions
Sudan
UN Human Rights Council extends Sudan conflict abuse investigation
The UN Human Rights Council voted Wednesday to extend its investigation into alleged rights abuses in Sudan's ongoing
Morocco
France arrests 'Mocro Maffia' drug gang member
French police have arrested a key figure of the Mocro Maffia, a notorious cocaine-trafficking gang based in Belgium and the
Algeria
Algeria's Tebboune refuses France visit in snub to former colonial ruler
President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has once again postponed his visit to France, accusing the former colonial power of "genocide."
Morocco
Morocco 'ready' to repatriate irregular migrants in Europe
Morocco announced Tuesday it is prepared to repatriate its nationals who migrated irregularly to Europe, blaming delays on host countries.
Egypt
Hamas meets with rival Fatah in Cairo to discuss Gaza war
Hamas announced Wednesday that it had begun talks with rival faction Fatah in Cairo, focusing on the ongoing conflict in
Tunisia
Tunisia farming village overcomes water scarcity with EU funding
Saida Zouaoui, a farmer from the village of Guardimaou in northwest Tunisia, spent several years advocating for the construction of
Egypt
Egyptian rate cut likely postponed as consumer prices continue to rise
Consumer prices in Egypt have risen for the second consecutive month, largely driven by a sharp increase in energy costs,
Morocco
U.S. pharma company Siga to supply mpox therapy to Morocco marking first African sale
New York-based pharma company, Siga Technologies, announced this week it will be supplying its mpox antiviral therapy to Morocco in
Sudan
UN alarmed by fast-rising cholera cases across war-torn Sudan
U.N. health officials are alarmed after Sudan’s health ministry confirmed cholera cases have increased by almost 40% across
Egypt
Egypt revives Sinai’s railway after decades of neglect
Egypt’s Minister of Transport Kamel Al-Wazir has initiated a trial run of the long-forgotten Al-Fardan – Bir Al-Abd railway, which
Morocco
Moroccan officials, U.S. Senators discuss regional security, defense cooperation
A delegation of United States senators, led by Senator Jerry Moran, met on Monday with Moroccan defense officials in Rabat