Egypt Resumes Commercial Flights to War-Torn Sudan for the First Time in Nearly Five Months
Egypt on Tuesday resumed direct commercial flights to Sudan for the first time since a devastating war broke out between Sudan’s rival...
North Africa
Tunisia: Police Arrest Interim President of Ennahda Party, Says Party Official
Tunisian police arrested two senior members of the opposition Ennahda party late on Tuesday, in the latest crackdown by Presient Kais...
Millions of Dollars Pledged as Africa’s Landmark Climate Summit Enters Day 2
LONDON -- Dozens of world leaders and heads of state are gathered in Kenya’s capital, Nairobi, as the Africa Climate Summit...
Airbnb to Explore the Role of Technology in Sustainable Tourism at Its Africa Travel Summit
Airbnb announced that it will host its Africa Travel Summit at Victoria Yards, Johannesburg, from October 23 to 24. According to...
Morocco’s Car Exports Reach 8.2 Billion Dollars
The growth of automotive manufacturing in Morocco has been a constant in recent years. With the exception of 2020, annual vehicle...
Eni Gears Up for Cinnamon Spud Off Morocco
A number of companies have come to explore Morocco’s offshore, drawn in by attractive tax rates and geological models, but...
Gnawa Music: Morocco’s Asmâa Hamzaoui Takes Centre-Stage
Gnawa music is a Moroccan spiritual musical tradition developed by descendants of enslaved people from sub-Saharan Africa. Combining ritual poetry...
Morocco Becomes ‘Sectoral Dialogue Partner’ of ASEAN
Morocco was granted the status of “Sectoral Dialogue Partner” within the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) on Monday. The...
Nuncio to South Sudan: We Need to Stand With Our People Who Suffer
Archbishop Hubertus van Megen, the Apostolic Nuncio to Kenya and South Sudan, offers his thoughts on Cardinal Secretary of State...
No Plans for Foreign Naval Base, Libyan Regime Says
TRIPOLI: Libya’s UN-recognized unity government has dismissed accusations it had promised part of Al-Khoms to its ally Turkiye as a...
