Libya
Libya's full reentry into the oil market pressures crude prices
Libya’s oil output has doubled from August levels to more than a million barrels a day after rival factions
According to reports by the Associated Press Algerian authorities arrested two journalists for publishing a video showing businesswomen protesting how they were treated at a government-sponsored event. Sofiane Ghirous and Ferhat Omar of the news website “Algerie Scoop” were detained last week for broadcasting material authorities claimed, “constituted incitement and hate speech,” according to a statement from the National Committee for the Liberation of Detainees, a local watchdog group, on Saturday.
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Sudanese paramilitary leader accuses Egypt of involvement in civil war
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Tourists heading to Morocco reaches 13.1 million so far this year
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Fitch Expects Morocco’s Growth to Reach 3% in 2024
The Fitch Ratings agency has maintained Morocco ‘BB+’ rating suggesting a stable outlook due to the country’s ongoing macroeconomic