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Libya Moves to Ease Petrol Station Queues in Tripoli
Libya's Ministry of Interior has confirmed that petrol supplies in Tripoli remain sufficient, urging residents not to crowd fuel stations as new shipments arrive and 24-hour distribution is maintained to address ongoing congestion.
Nouakchott Residents Protest Mobile Antenna Construction on Public Spaces
The installation of telecom pylons on public squares in Nouakchott has triggered strong opposition from local residents and prompted intervention by authorities, raising questions about regulatory oversight and the use of public land in Mauritania's capital.
Mauritania to Recruit 1,132 New Education Staff via National Exam
Mauritania's Ministry of Education has launched a national recruitment competition for 1,132 teaching positions, including 241 secondary school teachers, as part of efforts to strengthen the education sector and address staffing needs.
Mauritanian Opposition Rejects Calls for Third Presidential Term
Mauritania's main opposition coalition has firmly rejected recent calls to allow President Mohamed Ould Ghazouani a third term, warning that any attempt to alter constitutional term limits threatens the country's political stability and peaceful transfer of power.
Vehicle Fire in Nouakchott Destroys 34 Million MRO in Cash
A vehicle transporting funds for several money transfer agencies caught fire in Arafat, Nouakchott-Sud, destroying approximately 34 million old ouguiyas. The incident raises concerns over security measures in Mauritania's cash transport sector.
Mauritanian Coast Guard Rescues 315 Migrants Near Nouadhibou
Mauritanian coast guard units rescued 315 people, including women and children, from a makeshift boat off Nouadhibou. The group, mainly from Senegal and Gambia, was attempting irregular migration under difficult humanitarian conditions.
Mauritania Announces 2026 University Placement Results for Baccalaureate Graduates
Mauritania's Ministry of Higher Education has published the orientation results for 2026 baccalaureate graduates, allocating students to 160 higher education programmes, including 29 abroad. The process used the 'Jadara' system to ensure transparency.
Libyan PM Orders Emergency Measures to Stabilise Power and Fuel Supply
Libyan Prime Minister Abdel Hamid Aldabaiba has directed urgent coordination between the National Oil Corporation and the electricity company to address severe power cuts and fuel shortages, aiming to restore supply stability after a summer of unrest.
Algeria to Launch Major Public Sector Recruitment Drive in 2026
Algeria's Ministry of Solidarity, Family and Women's Affairs will open nearly 700 permanent positions in September 2026, aiming to strengthen public service delivery and operational capacity nationwide.
Police in Blida Arrest Two over Viral Assault Video and Online Threats
Algerian police in Blida have detained two suspects in separate cases after a viral video of a bus station assault and a series of online death threats targeting local officials. The cases highlight the growing use of digital evidence in law enforcement.
Algeria Issues Orange Alert for Heavy Rain Across 22 Provinces
Algeria's National Meteorological Office has placed 22 provinces under orange alert as intense rainfall of up to 40 mm is forecast from Thursday, with precipitation expected to continue into Friday morning, raising concerns over local disruption.