Opinion
Could nuclear energy one day power the Maghreb?
The Maghreb’s energy transition is a complex but critical journey towards sustainability and decarbonization as countries aim to meet
Environment
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Sudan
Sudan and Egypt discuss Nile water sharing as controversial new treaty led by Ethiopia takes effect
Sudan’s new Foreign Minister, Ali Youssef, held a call with Egypt’s Foreign Minister, Sameh Shoukry Monday, to address
Morocco
Morocco and Veolia sign MoU for Africa’s largest desalination project
Veolia and Morocco inked a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) marking an exclusive partnership to develop Africa’s largest seawater desalination
Morocco
Sahara floods bring Morocco’s southeastern desert back to life
Unusual rains in Morocco’s southeastern desert have revived parched landscapes, transforming dry basins into lush, temporary oases, AFP reports.
Niger
Scientists confirm climate change intensified rains in flood-stricken African regions
Devastating floods in Cameroon, Chad, Niger, Nigeria, and Sudan were intensified by human-caused climate change, international scientists reported Wednesday. The
Democratic Republic of Congo
Monsoon havoc reveals rising flood risks in West and Central Africa
Over the last several months, severe monsoon rains caused devastating floods across West and Central Africa, affecting over 8.5
Algeria
Algeria initiates $5.4 billion plan to develop drinking water from the sea
According to reporting by Bloomberg, Algeria plans to spend $5.4 billion developing five new plants due to start operating
Egypt
Nile Basin countries sign water-sharing accord despite objections from Egypt and Sudan
A group representing ten countries along the Nile River basin has formalized an agreement to share the Nile’s water
Opinion
Climate change and migration across the Maghreb
A few weeks ago, the World Bank published a report: “Climate Change Impacts on the Blue Economy in Morocco: Prospects
Tunisia
Tunisia farming village overcomes water scarcity with EU funding
Saida Zouaoui, a farmer from the village of Guardimaou in northwest Tunisia, spent several years advocating for the construction of
Morocco
Rare flooding in the Sahara Desert in Morocco
Water rushing between the sand dunes of southern Morocco left by the heavy rains that fell in August and September
Morocco
World Bank cautions climate change may threaten Morocco’s tourism aspirations
Morocco is committing $8 billion to attract 26 million tourists annually by 2030, coinciding with its role as a co-host
Morocco
Restoration of historic Tinmel mosque a priority after Morocco’s devastating earthquake
The Great Mosque of Tinmel, nestled in Morocco's Atlas Mountains, was among the many structures destroyed in the