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Algeria: Rail, Water, and Transport Drive 2026 Infrastructure Spending
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North Africa Tests the Limits of Ride-Hailing as Uber Returns Under Tight Control
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Libya: Countries jockeying for lucrative projects in Libya when stability returns
Tunisian president accuses hundreds of businessmen of corruption
Covid-19: Sputnik V and Sinovac vaccines will be manufactured in Constantine, Algeria
Algeria will manufacture the Chinese coronavirus vaccine Sinovac locally, the government announced Saturday, in a...
Tunisia’s model seaweed farming
Egypt’s foreign debt increases with more IMF loan
Economy: IMF to pump $5 billion more into Egypt
IMF staff on Tuesday announced they had reached an agreement with Egypt over an economic program that would release...
Egypt softens stance against Shoei Kisen Kaisha in compensation claim over Suez blockade
Egypt: Suez Canal about to get bigger after stranded ship crippled traffic for nearly a week
Tunisia looking for an IMF bailout
Libya: Central Bank-Oil Company feud forces shut down of oil exports from Port of Hariga
Egypt: Container ship still stuck in Suez Canal
Egypt: Single container ship cripples Suez Canal traffic
By Farid Farid - The owners of a giant container vessel blocking the Suez Canal said Thursday they faced "extreme...
Tunisia launches first domestically made satellite
Business: With a choking tourism industry, Morocco’s craftsmen face daunting outlook
By Redouane Benmehdi - Hundreds of thousands of Moroccan craftsmen are facing a daunting future as the government’s...
Libya: Finally Afriqiyah Airways resumes Benghazi-Misrata service after a seven-year state of war
Flights between the eastern Libya city of Benghazi and the western city of Misrata were restored Tuesday after a near...
Tunisia: State companies on the brink of collapse
By Aymen Jamli - Tunisia's state-owned firms are in dire straits, facing a perfect storm of debt, mismanagement, the...
Algeria: How corruption and bad governance destroy an entire industry
By Abdellah Cheballah - Shuttered assembly plants, jailed bosses, laid-off workers. Algeria's once ambitious plans to...
Sahel: Flying to Timbuktu, anyone?
A commercial flight landed in Timbuktu on Monday for the first time since jihadists captured the fabled Malian city in...
Sahel: Complaint against Glencore over Chad spill clears UK hurdle
A complaint by rights groups over a toxic spill at an oil site in Chad linked to the British subsidiary of mining...
OPEC cartel set to extend production cuts, but outlook is grim
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to weigh on global oil demand, the OPEC oil producers' club on Monday began a...
Economy: Drought threatens Morocco’s agriculture
Libya: As Libyans hope of some normalcy, Afriqiyah Airways resumes Tripoli-Benghazi flights
Tunisia: Worsening economy risks destabilizing Tunisia
Tunisia’s tourism sector collapses with 60% drop in earnings
Libya: Russian and other mercenaries still impeding oil sector activity in Libya
Libya: Warlord Khalifa Haftar wants money from oil revenues as condition to lift blockade of oil fields
Economy: Plethora of problems are hitting Algerian winemakers hard
Companies: Series of blunders result in millions of dollars of losses to Algeria oil firm Sonatrach ($)
Algeria: With a bankrupt economy and poor governance, Algeria wants to revisit its trade agreement with EU
Algeria: Currency depreciation, inflation, recession, and the pandemic: an economy in turmoil
Morocco travel sector facing a daunting outlook
Former and current ENI CEOs in trouble over alleged bribery in Nigeria
Libya’s businesses in ruin
Tunisia: Protesters block key pipeline in Tataouine
Algeria: Sonatrach rep in Lebanon among those charged by judge in tainted fuel scandal
Libya’s oil production to resume after lifting force majeur
Egypt’s debt rising: $5 billion more from IMF
Tunisia: Prime Minister predicts just 7% GDP contraction
