Morocco's electric vehicle growth outpaces its charging network
Morocco is seeing a sharp increase in electric vehicle registrations, but the country's charging infrastructure remains limited and unreliable. Watt.ma, led by engineer Prince Marfo, is building a platform to help operators manage and monetize charging stations.
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Morocco's population ages as fertility falls and youth face job shortages
Morocco's population is aging rapidly as fertility rates fall below replacement level and young graduates struggle to find work. The resulting demographic shift is testing the country's social protection systems and economic resilience.
Libya Restores Qardabiya-Sadada Water Link After Thirteen Years Offline
Libya's National Development Agency and Man-Made River Authority have brought the Qardabiya-Sadada section of the Man-Made River system back online after more than a decade of inactivity, aiming to reinforce water security and infrastructure resilience.
Tunisia's food surplus hits new high as olive oil exports surge
Tunisia's food trade surplus reached 983.1 million dinars in the first eight months of 2026, driven by a sharp rise in olive oil exports, even as the country's overall trade deficit continued to grow.
