US Reiterates Consistent Support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan
Rabat - The US State Department has reiterated that the country’s position on Western Sahara remains unchanged, stressing that it...
Africa
Kuwait to Recruit Kenyan Domestic Workers
KUWAIT CITY: Approximately 1,500 Kenyan citizens have successfully passed admission tests for skilled positions in various sectors in Kuwait, out...
‘Libya Scenario’: War-Torn Sudan Could Break Apart, Experts Warn
More than seven months into Sudan's devastating war that has killed thousands and displaced millions, experts warn that the scarred...
Teacher Strikes Ongoing Despite Government Announcing Raise
Rabat - A week after the government announced approving a MAD 1,500 ($149) raise for public school teachers, strikes remain...
SEC Reaffirms Commitment to $1trn Economy Target: Nigeria
ALL hands seem to be on deck as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), in its bid to promote a...
The Fading Influence of France in Francophone Africa
Brussels, Frankfurt (10/11 -12) Words like ‘neocolonialism’ and ‘neo-imperialists’ are being tossed around by spokesmen of freshly-installed military regimes in...
Algerian Footballer Youcef Atal on Trial in France Over Gaza Support
Rabat - Algerian international footballer Youcef Atal is set to face trial in France today on charges of “inciting hatred”...
Zimbabwe Horticulture Sees Green Shoots, Targets $1bln Exports
Zimbabwe's horticultural sector, ravaged by violent land seizures 20 years ago, is recovering thanks to increased investment and is targeting...
Egypt, Morocco Get Off to a Great Start in CAF African Schools Football Championship UNAF Qualifiers
The CAF African Schools Football Championship UNAF Qualifiers got off to a flying start in the Egyptian capital of Cairo...
Why Tanzania Parties Wary of Proposed Poll Laws
Political parties in Tanzania are not amused with the proposed changes to electoral laws, saying they give the president more...
