Morocco
Morocco breathes new life into its art deco cinemas
Once bustling cultural hubs, Morocco’s movie theatres were central to the country’s social scene during the 1980s. Back
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Sudan
Sudan in crisis: millions face famine as conflict continues
Millions of Sudanese are on the brink of famine as the conflict in the country enters its second year; this
Niger
Jail break in Niger: Some inmates recaptured after escape from prison holding jihadist militants
Niger's army has recaptured “a large number” of detainees who escaped last week from the high-security Koutoukale prison,
Libya
Libyan airline executive arrested as part of migrant smuggling investigation
A senior executive of Ghadames Air, a Libyan private airline, has been arrested for allegedly facilitating the illegal transport of
Morocco
Morocco is third largest supplier of fertilizers to Brazil
Brazil’s statistics agency finds Morocco is the country’s third largest supplier of fertilizers, as reported by the Russian
senegal
Germany's FM to visit West Africa amidst Sahel violence
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock was in West Africa Monday as instability in the Sahel threatens to spread to other
Morocco
Morocco and South Africa lead African list of World's Best Hotels
Fifteen African hotels are amongst the world’s top 100, according to the prestigious Travel + Leisure World’s Best Awards
Tunisia
Tunisia arrests opposition party official
A leader of Tunisia's Islamist-inspired opposition party Ennahdha was arrested Saturday, his party said in a statement on
Libya
Prominent Libyan journalist Ahmed Sanussi released after three days of detention
The owner of Sada newspaper website and the presenter of the “Flosna” (Our Money) program on Al-Wasat Channel, journalist Ahmed
Opinion
Women’s leadership in the Maghreb – mirage or mainstay?
If you look at all the countries across the Maghreb region, every president or prime minister is a man. This
Morocco
Drought strains Morocco's agriculture sector
Morocco's agriculture sector is in crisis due to a severe six-year drought, threatening the livelihoods of itinerant workers.
Algeria
Algeria to suspend all major art festivals this summer in solidarity with war-torn Gaza
Algeria's Culture Ministry has announced that it is suspending all major art festivals this summer in solidarity with
Morocco
Morocco to start manufacturing 1st hybrid vehicle at Renault’s Tangier plant
The Renault factory in Tangier has started the production of Dacia Jogger, the first hybrid vehicle to be manufactured in