Algeria
Algeria expels over 1,800 migrants to Niger border, rights group says
Algeria expelled 1,845 migrants to Niger’s border in a mass operation on April 19, rights group Alarmphone Sahara
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Tunisia
Tunisia sends first aid-laden ship to Gaza via Egypt
The first Tunisian ship carrying hundreds of tons of medical and food aid has departed from the port of Rades
Egypt
Goldman Sachs forecasts Egyptian interest rate reduction, inflation decline and a stable exchange rate
According to a report by Goldman Sachs the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) is expected to implement a series of
Egypt
Egypt’s natural gas output drops to 6-year-low threatening its status as energy exporter
Egypt's natural gas production reached a six-year low in May, according to data cited by Bloomberg. This decline
Egypt
Emirates’ AMEA Power expands renewable energy footprint in Egypt
AMEA Power, a Dubai-based firm, has secured approval from Egypt's government to increase the scope of its renewable
Egypt
Egypt Defense Minister holds meeting with head of US Central Command
General Abdel-Meguid Saqr, Egypt’s Minister of Defence and Military Production and General Commander of the Egyptian Armed Forces, has
Egypt
Egypt holds record-high interest rates to curb inflation
Egypt's central bank has maintained interest rates at a historic high for the second consecutive meeting, aiming to
Egypt
Egypt's Suez Canal income falls amid Yemen Huthi attacks
Egypt's Suez Canal on Thursday reported a 23.4-percent drop in revenues attributed to disruptions in Red Sea
Egypt
Rights Groups: Six Egyptians die from suffocation in detention within a week
Six detainees have died in one week at an Egyptian detention center, according to Middle East Eye (MEE), citing a
Egypt
Egyptian arrested over anti-Sisi images displayed on large screen on Faisal Street
A “screen technician” was arrested in Cairo on Tuesday after admitting to showing “offensive expressions on an advertising screen” according
Egypt
Egypt, Saudi Arabia develop stronger energy ties with major electrical interconnection project
According to reports in Asharq Bloomberg, Egypt and Saudi Arabia have made significant progress in the implementation of their electrical
Egypt
Egyptian cyclist banned from Paris Olympics after controversial collision
The Egyptian Olympic Committee has reportedly disqualified cyclist Sahd Saeed from participating in the Paris 2024 Olympics following a controversial
Mali
Mali’s junta and Russia’s state nuclear company sign cooperation agreements
Mali's military junta and Russia's state nuclear firm Rosatom have signed three cooperation agreements, including plans