Morocco Uses Surveys to Map Household Energy Demand
A machine-learning study sorts Moroccan households by energy use and links the groups to income and poverty status. It gives planners a way to work without widespread smart-meter data, while installed capacity remains distinct from renewable electricity generated.
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Sebha Revives Fuel Barcodes as Supply Claims Clash
Sebha plans to bring back refuelling barcodes amid reported shortages. Brega says supplies are available and deliveries continue, while local officials say the south went three days without shipments.
Libya Plans ICJ Filing Over 1973 Flight 114
Tripoli says it plans to file over the 1973 crash that killed 108 people. The ICJ has not received a full application or ruled on whether it can hear the dispute.
Mohammed VI seeks migration reset and faster devolution
At the opening of Morocco's 12th parliamentary term on October 9, Mohammed VI urged new strategies for water and energy, with food security also on the agenda. He pressed for more private investment and faster regional devolution, and called for a review of migration cooperation with Spain without ending the partnership.
