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Business: With a choking tourism industry, Morocco’s craftsmen face daunting outlookF

By Redouane Benmehdi - Hundreds of thousands of Moroccan craftsmen are facing a daunting future as the government’s Covid-19 policies have resulted in their isolation and lack of effective financial support. The pandemic has starved the craftsmen from their usual...

Libya: Finally Afriqiyah Airways resumes Benghazi-Misrata service after a seven-year state of warF

Flights between the eastern Libya city of Benghazi and the western city of Misrata were restored Tuesday after a near seven year absence, the latest tentative step towards national reconciliation. An Afriqiyah Airways plane that took off from Benghazi touched down at...

Tunisia: State companies on the brink of collapseF

By Aymen Jamli - Tunisia's state-owned firms are in dire straits, facing a perfect storm of debt, mismanagement, the coronavirus pandemic and a decade of political instability that could push some to bankruptcy, experts say. Ten years since a revolution that overthrew...

Western Sahara: European court to decide if Western Sahara goods are part of EU-Morocco accordsF

Luxembourg, Feb 28, 2021 (AFP) - The European Court of Justice is next week to discuss EU-Morocco accords allowing Rabat to export goods from Western Sahara that are contested by the pro-independence Polisario Front. It is to hold two sessions on Tuesday and Wednesday...

Egypt: Tanker blocks Suez canalF

An oil tanker briefly became stuck in Egypt's Suez Canal on Wednesday night, officials announced, raising fears that...

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