A court in Algiers said earlier this week that it was investigating rejected presidential hopefuls for alleged endorsement fraud after "signature sales" by elected officials, state news agency APS reported.
Lotfi Boudjemaa, attorney general at the Court of Algiers, told APS that
"more than 50 elected officials who were interviewed admitted" to having
received money to endorse hopefuls for the upcoming presidential election.
They unlawfully received amounts ranging from 20,000 to 30,000 Algerian
dinars ($148 to $222) in exchange for signing endorsements for the candidates.
Moroccan authorities stopped dozens of migrants from breaching the Spanish enclave of Ceuta on Sunday after a mass migration attempt
According to Arab media reports, Egypt is preparing to host a Houthi delegation to reduce tensions in the Red Sea,
According to the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) recent floods in northeast Nigeria have displaced at least 50,000 people from
According to reports by Bloomberg News Egypt and Turkey are pressing Libya's two competing governments to reach a
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