Morocco’s foreign trade evolved within persistent imbalances during 2025’s first eleven months,with Exchange Office figures showing significant trade deficit widening,translating to accen

Egypt has announced on Thursday,January 1,the successful drilling of two new oil and gas production wells in the Western Desert as part of a broader strategy to scale up domestic energy output.

Morocco reiterates its unwavering support for the national unity of Yemen and for its sovereignty over its entire territory,as well as for the Yemeni people’s right to security and stability,says a

Three people,including a one-year-old child,were killed when a building collapsed in Soweto,a township in Johannesburg,in the early hours of Sunday,December 28. The Johannesburg Emergency Management

Egypt’s National Railways (ENR) has operated its 43rd special train to support the voluntary return of Sudanese nationals displaced by the conflict in Sudan. The service departed Cairo,on December 2

More than 40 hospitals and 244 health Centers have resumed operations in Khartoum,Sudan’s capital,following extensive damage sustained during the conflict between the Sudanese Army and the Paramilit

For decades, African governments have planned cities, infrastructure and disaster responses using maps that were often incomplete, outdated or built

In 2025, African startups raised over $3.5 billion, marking a significant milestone in the continent’s entrepreneurial landscape. Nigeria and Kenya

Forbes’ 2025 list of the world’s 100 most powerful women arrives at a moment of growing contradiction. While women continue

Djibouti is strengthening its urban backbone after the African Development Fund approved a $21 million grant to upgrade critical infrastructure