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The heat is on … summer’s real impact across the Maghreb
Global warming, global heating, climate change, the greenhouse effect; call it what you will, global temperatures are expected to exceed
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Mali
Mali’s military captures key Islamic State leaders in the Sahel
According to reporting by HumAngle Media, Mali’s military has captured two high-profile figures linked to the Islamic State (IS)
Libya
Libya launches air strikes on smuggling hubs near Tripoli
Libya’s Tripoli-based Government of National Unity (GNU) carried out air strikes Monday on smuggling hubs west of the capital,
Lebanon
America reallocates military aid to Lebanon amid human rights concerns in Egypt
The United States plans to redirect $95m in military aid from Egypt to Lebanon, according to a Reuters report citing
Algeria
France detains video blogger for inciting violence
French authorities detained an Algerian video blogger, Imad Ould Brahim—known as Imad Tintin— on January 5th, accusing him of
Egypt
Mother of jailed UK-Egyptian activist reaches 100th day of hunger strike
The mother of British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abdel Fattah reached the 100th day of her hunger strike protesting her son'
Mali
Barrick Gold warns it may stop production of its Mali mine due to dispute
Barrick Gold, the second largest gold mining company globally, has said it is considering stopping production at its mine in
Sahel
Macron says still awaiting thanks for stopping Islamists in Sahel
France's President Emmanuel Macron said on Monday he was still waiting for Africa's Sahel states to
Egypt
Egyptian FM postpones visit to Syria amid media criticism of its new leadership
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty’s planned visit to Damascus next week has been postponed, according to a report in
Namibia
China’s top diplomat begins Africa tour to bolster ties
China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi started his six-day tour of Africa on Monday with a visit to Namibia, marking
Sudan
UN: Over 30 million in need of aid in war-torn Sudan
More than 30 million people, over half of them children, need aid in Sudan after twenty months of war, the
Algeria
Algerians campaign to save treasured songbird from hunters
With its vivid plumage and sweet trill, the goldfinch has long been revered in Algeria, but the national obsession has
Morocco
Morocco looks to UNESCO status for traditional caftan garment
According to reports by Africanews, Morocco plans on registering the caftan as an element of intangible heritage with UNESCO. If