1shorts Bound

Algerian doctors leaving their country in droves, as nearly third of youth say they want to leave tooF

Women in Algerian prisons just for their opinions Mostaganem: After court postpones trial, jailed Hirak activity Dalila Touat starts hunger strike Originally planned for 7 February 2022, the trial of pro-democracy activist Dalila Touat at the Mostaganem Correctional...
Read More

Mali’s new leaders are unflinching in face of economic turmoilF

By Amaury Hauchard: Mali's ruling military junta has appeared unflinching so far in the face of economic sanctions imposed a month ago by the country's West African neighbours, despite indications the measures are beginning to bite. In response to the junta postponing...
Read More

Sahel: Burkina Faso expects war on Jihadists to intensify in the months aheadF

Burkina Faso's new armed forces chief, who was appointed last week following a military coup, on Wednesday vowed to give a "new impetus" to a years-long struggle against jihadist insurgents. At a ceremony to mark his appointment, Colonel David Kabre said he was...
Read More

Egypt: In a break with tradition, Egypt’s new head of the Supreme Constitutional Court is a Coptic ChristianF

Egypt's first ever Coptic Christian judge to head the country's highest court was sworn in on Wednesday, an appointment called "historic" by rights activists. Coptic Christians, the largest non-Muslim religious minority in the Middle East, make up roughly 10 to 15...
Read More

No Results Found

The page you requested could not be found. Try refining your search, or use the navigation above to locate the post.