Sahel
Gold boom bankrolls Sahel conflicts
Surging global gold prices are fuelling violence and instability in West Africa’s Sahel, reports the BBC. Military regimes in
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Tunisia
Tunisia’s Jewish pilgrimage sees drastic decline
Only around 30 people attended this year’s Jewish pilgrimage to the Ghriba synagogue on Tunisia’s Djerba island, AFP
Libya
Libya accepts ICC jurisdiction in war crimes probe
Libya’s UN-recognized government has accepted the International Criminal Court’s authority to investigate war crimes and repression dating back
Morocco
Tanger Med port charts a zero-carbon course
Morocco’s Tanger Med, Africa’s largest port, is accelerating efforts to become carbon neutral and help decarbonize maritime logistics,
Opinion
Invisible Infrastructure Underpinning Morocco's World Cup Development Drive
As Morocco gets ready to co-host the 2030 FIFA World Cup, headlines laud the continent's first super-speed train
Libya
U.S. envoy says Washington will achieve ‘success’ in Libya soon
In a recent interview with U.S. publication The Atlantic US Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff said that Washington “will
Algeria
Five dead in Algeria after floods, torrential rain
Five people have died and more than a hundred injured after heavy rain caused flooding in several regions of Algeria,
Algeria
France court denies Algeria’s request to extradite opposition member
A Paris court of appeals has rejected Algeria's request to extradite opposition figure Aksel Bellabaci from Paris on
Libya
Turkey to evacuate nationals after Libya violence erupts
Turkey said on Thursday that it was preparing to evacuate its citizens living in the Libyan capital Tripoli after several
Egypt
Egypt sentences leading dissident to six months in prison
Egypt has given opposition figure and former presidential hopeful Hisham Kassem a new six-month prison sentence for defaming a former
Tunisia
Tunisian activists organize overland convoy to Gaza
A coalition of Tunisian activists and labor unions has announced plans to launch an overland aid mission to Gaza on
Morocco
Moroccans abroad returning home in search of new opportunities
After decades of brain drain, Morocco is now witnessing a reverse trend: a growing number of Moroccans who once left
Libya
Refugees in Kenya at heightened risk of exploitation by Libyan human traffickers
Somali refugees living in camps across Kenya are facing worsening conditions following a dramatic 90% reduction in U.S. international