On 18 November 2025,the African Union (AU) underscored its commitment to spearheading the peace process in Sudan,emphasising that sustainable solutions must follow the principle of “African solution
READ MOREThe Libyan Government of National Unity has confirmed the release of Hannibal Gaddafi by Lebanese authorities,lifting both the travel ban and bail conditions that had been imposed.
Tunisia is witnessing a troubling escalation in authoritarian practices,marked by hunger strikes,expedited trials,and a crackdown on civil society,according to repeated alerts from human rights organ
North Africa’s wheat import landscape has undergone a dramatic transformation,with Black Sea suppliers now controlling 75 percent of the market as European Union share plummets to 25 percent,ac
Automotive giant Stellantis has inaugurated a major expansion of its Kenitra manufacturing facility,investing 1.2 billion euros to double production capacity and achieve 75 percent local integration
South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa is facing mounting challenges in his bid to rebuild relations with the United States,as the Trump Administration intensifies a hardline stance against P
A new transport initiative is set to transform daily life in Kigali. The city is preparing to launch the construction
The Anti-Gang Unit has arrested two people in connection with a shooting at a Bishop Lavis house last week in which four people, including an 80-year-old woman, were killed.
Mauritania’s economic growth is projected to decelerate to 4.0% in 2025,down from 5.2% in 2024 and 6.5% in 2023,according to the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) latest Article IV consultation.
More than 100 migrants,including five women,have been rescued from captivity in Ajdabiya,eastern Libya,where they were being held and tortured by a human trafficking gang demanding ransom payments. L
Greece has announced on July 9,a three-month suspension of asylum hearings for migrants arriving by sea from North Africa,in response to a recent surge in arrivals from Libya.
British Airways has launched a new route from London Gatwick to Rabat,Morocco,starting November 5,2025. Rabat has become the third Moroccan destination for British Airways,alongside Marrakech and Aga
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