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Could nuclear energy one day power the Maghreb?
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Algeria
Activists turn to EU to push for release of Sansal from Algeria
The campaign to free Boualem Sansal, a prominent French-Algerian novelist imprisoned in Algeria, has shifted from Paris to Brussels. The
Tunisia
Women-led camel milk startup rises in south Tunisia
In Tunisia’s arid south, camel milk is emerging as a high-value product with economic and health potential. According to
Algeria
Algeria watches as Russia shifts strategy in Mali
Algeria is closely monitoring Russia’s Wagner Group withdrawal from Mali, amid a surge in JNIM attacks, Arab Weekly reports.
Libya
Locust swarms threaten North African crops, FAO warns
The UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has warned of a continuing desert locust outbreak across Libya and North
Libya
Libya increases security in Tripoli after outbreak of unrest early Monday morning
Libya’s Law Enforcement Department announced it had increased its presence in “frontline areas” of the capital. According to local
Mauritania
CWP Global says it will not abandon Mauritania green hydrogen project
CWP Global has reaffirmed its commitment to the Aman green hydrogen project in Mauritania, on Tuesday, according to various energy
Algeria
Jumia launches Buy Now, Pay Later service in Algeria
African e-commerce platform, Jumia, has announced a strategic partnership with Algerian finance provider Diar Dzair to introduce Buy Now, Pay
Tunisia
Gaza-bound activist convoy crosses into Libya from Tunisia
A convoy of 14 buses and around 100 other vehicles, carrying hundreds of people, crossed the Tunisian border on Tuesday
Morocco
‘Africa for the Ocean’ summit charts new maritime course
The third United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC3) opened Monday in Nice, France, bringing together world leaders, scientists, and environmental advocates
gaza
Greta Thunberg among activists detained after Israeli seizure of Gaza-bound aid ship
Israeli forces seized a boat carrying humanitarian aid and international activists, including climate activist Greta Thunberg, as it sailed toward
Morocco
Morocco struggles to fill farm jobs despite high unemployment
Moroccan farmers are grappling with a persistent labor shortage, even as the country faces a 13% unemployment rate, local media
Egypt
China to manage buildings in Egypt’s new capital CBD
Egypt has signed an agreement with China granting one of its top construction firms, the China State Construction Engineering Corporation