إطلاق مصر ضخ أموال ضخم، ولكن التوقعات ما زالت هشة
النص الأصلي | تمتلك مصر العديد من الحلفاء الأقوياء، بما في ذلك من في القطاع المالي العالمي. لا أحد يريد أن يراها تنهار، لذلك تتدفق الأموال بشكل غزير. على الرغم من الأداء الاقتصادي المتردي، فقد كانت وكالات التصنيف العالمية، التي تعترف بأن مصر تمثل مخاطرة كبيرة، متساهلة...
Egypt Gets Massive Injections of Cash, but Outlook is Still Shaky
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الجفاف يعطل قطاع القمح في المغرب وعدم اليقين بشأن الإمدادات الفرنسية والروسية
يشير تحليل من بلومبيرغ إلى أن محصول القمح في المغرب هذا العام من المرجح أن يقل عن 2.5 مليون طن بسبب الجفاف الشديد والمستمر الذي أثر على معظم البلاد. للمقارنة، يمكن أن يصل الإنتاج في الموسم الرطب إلى 10 ملايين طن، وفقًا لبلومبيرغ. يحذر محللو الصناعة من أن إنتاج الحبوب...
Sécheresse Perturbe le Secteur du Blé au Maroc, Incertitude sur les Approvisionnements Français et Russes
Version Anglaise – Une analyse de Bloomberg suggère que la récolte de blé du Maroc cette année risque de tomber en dessous de 2,5 millions de tonnes en raison d’une sécheresse débilitante et persistante qui a touché une grande partie du pays. Pour mettre...
Algeria’s strengthening EU gas market pushes Morocco to look for its own gas
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Egypt’s Demographic Time Bomb
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Niger: Rebel group attacks pipeline, warns Chinese contractor to stay clear
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Burkina Faso Junta Faces Governance Challenges Amid Controversies and Rumors
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Sahel: French company Orano loses operating license of key uranium site in Niger
This followed months of demands for the project’s resumption, which had been stalled. Orano plans to contest this decision legally. Despite Orano’s minimization of the impact, the mine holds significant uranium reserves. This action is seen within the context of...
North Africa Confronted with New Security Concerns
Security issues in North Africa have been in the news recently. There is news coverage in Spain about Morocco stepping up its military presence near the Spanish-controlled enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla, which, by the way, are located in North Africa. There is also a...
Tunisia’s weak economic performance compounded by late data releases
Tunisia’s political system is still compromised, but the economy is showing some signs of minimal recovery. However, one area that is contributing to the inability of decision makers to react to changes and challenges in the economy is the time it takes for economic...
Algeria-Morocco: The Dividing Kaftan
The Kaftan or Caftan, is now source of new tension between Morocco and Algeria. The two countries have been monitoring each other’s moves to pinpoint and complain about “cultural appropriation” when it comes to food, traditional graphics designs, arts and now robes. ...
Niger: More Russian Weapons and Military Instructors Land in Niamey
The departure of the French and American troops from Niger created an opportunity for the Russians to replace them. The Russians’ objective is to clearly counter the west and reduce its influence in the Sahel, West Africa and elsewhere on the African continent. The...
Senegal at the Center of Another Geopolitical Fight
By Arezki Daoud: France is experiencing an unprecedented backlash in the Sahel and in West Africa. Disastrous post-colonial policies forced the people of Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso to expel French troops and diplomats, reducing Paris’ entrenched but...
Mali: Al Qaeda attacks rebel convoy in the Ouagadou forest
By MondAfrique: A column of armed vehicles from the Permanent Strategic Framework (CSP), the Touareg rebel coalition driven out of Kidal, was attacked by fighters from the Support Group for Islam and Muslims (GSIM) on Friday in the Ouagadou forest, while that it was...
From a Russian Grain Export Onslaught to a Ban on French Cattle: Agricultural Trade Between France and Algeria in Standstill
Agricultural trade between France and Algeria is experiencing challenges that are primarily affecting French exporters. From the onslaught of the Russian grain exports to Algeria, essentially displacing French exporters, to Algeria banning French cattle due to EHDV...
Niger and Algeria recall their ambassadors over undocumented migrants
The authorities in Niger summoned the Algerian ambassador Bekhadda Mehdi on 2 April, over Algeria’s treatment of undocumented migrants originating from Niger. In return, two days later Algeria also summoned the ambassador of the Republic of Niger in Algiers, Aminou...
Senegal: Disgraced President leaves office to find shelter in Marrakesh
By MondAfrique: A short video circulating on social media shows outgoing Senegalese President Macky Sall’s departure for Morocco on April 2, the day of the inauguration of his rival Bassirou Diomaye Faye. Morocco officially welcomed the former President of...
Morocco: Health workers go on strike, demand implementation of reforms
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Algeria: President announces early election, no one knows why
Algerian President, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, ordered the holding of an early presidential election on 7 September 2024, instead of the scheduled December date. The surprise announcement, which contradict the Algerian constitution that requires the election to take place...
Algeria: Beware of forgery. New law seeks to reduce fraud and white collar crime
(Photo: Magistrates at the Court of Auditors) – Algeria must have some serious problems with official document forgery. Analysts say the practice is widespread given the heavy bureaucratic nature of the outdated administration and the equally outdated regulatory...
Morocco: Price of butane gas to increase by 25% in April
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US-Niger relations face uncertainty, with Niamey’s pivot to Russia
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Algeria: Opposition leader Zoubida Assoul announces presidential bid
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Agriculture: Spanish farmers say Moroccan strawberries carry virus, as Morocco surpasses Spain as tomato supplier to EU
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Bloody Sunday: The indiscriminate killing of Muslim and Catholic worshipers in Burkina Faso
Sunday, 25 February was a bloody day for religious groups in Burkina Faso. Two attacks against a church and a mosque confirm the utter instability of the northern and eastern regions of the country. In Essakane-village, in the northeastern Burkina Faso, a terrorist...
Niger and Mali up their anti-Western positions, lash out at France and US
Backlash against France continues in Niger, with several local media reporting that security and intelligence services in Niamey discovered this past week “a significant arsenal of war weapons” in a villa and in the premises of the European Union civilian...Niger: Two soldiers killed in insurgent attack in Diffa
Mali: Katiba Mecina insurgents raid military camp in Niono, repelled
Senegal’s outgoing president prepares for disgraced exit
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War in Gaza forces former Middle East foes to seek reconciliation
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Algeria-Morocco Competition for Regional Influence Shifts to Economic Affairs
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Tunisia: Detention of three oil executives extended in Tunis over alleged contract irregularities
Morocco: Protest over water management in Figuig continues, local militants arrested
Africa’s 2024 Elections Off to a Bad Start
By Arezki Daoud: It’s an election year in Africa and it already started badly. The East African island of Comoros in the Indian Ocean opened the election cycle on 14 January, with autocratic figure Azali Assoumani “re-elected” for a third term, presumably winning 63%...