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
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres reiterated the need for Algeria’s strengthened commitment to achieving a political solution to the regional dispute over the Sahara,while welco
Morocco’s civil servants are earning an average net monthly salary of 10,600 dirhams in 2025,marking a substantial 43.6% increase over the past decade,according to the government’s human
While many African economies struggle to balance production and demand, Zambia is building a future where agricultural self-sufficiency and modern
Morocco confronted 21 million cyberattack attempts during the first half of 2025,revealing critical vulnerabilities as the nation navigates emerging Web3 and artificial intelligence threats,according
Morocco’s women entrepreneurs have accessed €30 million in financing and received comprehensive business support through the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development’s decade-old
Royal Air Maroc has signed with Dublin-based Avolon Company a lease agreement for six Boeing 737-8 MAX planes. Two aircraft were delivered in recent weeks with the remainder to be delivered through 2
Morocco and Russia agree on the fact that international law and principles cannot be interpreted in a way that halts the progress towards a resolution for the Moroccan Sahara issue,said,on Thursday i
The United Nations has issued a stern condemnation of what it described as “repeated and deliberate” attacks on civilians in El Fasher,North Darfur,allegedly carried out by the Rapid Support Forces
The loitering munition SpyX has once again been tested in Morocco,as part of a series of exercises conducted by BlueBird Aero Systems,the company said.
Morocco is set to start extracting uranium from its huge phosphate deposits,enabling the country to position itself as a key player in the global Uranium industry,according to press reports.
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