North Africa

Algeria decided on Sunday to cut public spending and review its economic policy in the face of the collapse of oil prices, the country’s main resource, due to the pandemic of new coronavirus. Following a Council of Ministers chaired by...

The balance sheet of people with coronavirus in Algeria has experienced a new peak. 16 members of the same family in the Blida region, near Algiers, were infected with the coronavirus following contacts with Algerian nationals living in France,...

Sudan’s public prosecutor has charged ousted President Omar al-Bashir with incitement and involvement in the killing of protesters. The charges stem from an inquiry into the death of a doctor killed during protests that led to the end of Mr...

Tunisian activist, Aya Chebbi was on Thursday appointed the first ever African Union (AU) Youth Envoy, a position created to mobilise young people across the continent towards the pursuit of Agenda 2063. Chebbi, a Pan-African feminist from Tunisia, who shot...

Paris attacks: Who were the victims? Who were the Paris attackers? Fury over ‘Paris was inevitable’ claims Is bashing Belgium over Paris attacks justified? Morocco says it has arrested a Belgian of Moroccan descent with direct links to the...

Belgo-Moroccan Nadia Sminate Becomes Mayor of Londerzeel Karla Dieseldorff Karla is an award-winning actress and producer. She graduated summa cum laude from the University of Central Florida with a degree in Radio/Television and she has appeared in films, television series, commercials,...

In Summary The verdict comes close to a year after two directors were handed jail terms and fined over IIEC and Knec deals. The court fined the company £1,316,799 (Sh197.5 million) as well as £881,158 (Sh132 million) to satisfy...

go to site Cairo, Red Sea attacks deal new blows to Egyptian By Reuters   http://versusstrengthandconditioning.com/p/blogs.html (Getty Images) go site Armed men shot dead a police officer and a soldier in their car on the outskirts of Cairo on Saturday, Egypt’s state news...

BBC expert urges British tourists to return to the land of the pharaohs Egyptologist Joann Fletcher hopes her four-part BB2 series will help reverse decline caused by terror threats and unrest By Ian Burrell  Joann Fletcher’s team was allowed to film ancient artifacts...

By Staff Reporter A rift in the ruling party may be the least of Tunisia’s problems  Tunisia confronts corruption, the economy and Islamic State THERE is only one happy story to emerge from the tumult of the Arab spring of...