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The Algerian crisis: Are we seeing the end of the tunnel?F

(Photo: some highly criticized regime operatives, including Sidi Said (center with no suit), the disgraced head of labor union UGTA, and Ali Haddad (right with no suit), the head of corporate lobby group FCE) By Arezki Daoud - 21 March 2019: The Algerian political...
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Algeria: Exxon-Sonatrach talks on gas project stall as political crisis in Algeria deepens and fate of Sonatrach CEO at riskF

The North Africa Journal - 20 March 2019: US oil firm Exxon Mobil suspended discussions with Algeria’s state-own Sonatrach on a natural gas development project, according to Reuters. The decision seems to be motivated by what is happening in Algeria with its mass...
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Algeria: Regime clings to power, gives minor concessions to Algeria peopleF

Algiers, March 12, 2019 - Thousands of protesters returned to Algeria's streets Tuesday after jubilation over President Abdelaziz Bouteflika's vow not to seek re-election gave way to fears of a plot to prolong his two-decade rule. In a surprise announcement Monday,...
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Algeria protests shift to the next phase of nationwide strike, as regime ponders what to doF

(Audio version above, on iTunes, and on Android, on YouTube, or download MP3) -  Opinion by Arezki Daoud: 10 March 2019:  The Algerian popular uprising appears to have reached its next phase. After millions took to the streets across Algerian cities, and continue to...
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The coronavirus in the SahelF

The coronavirus in the SahelF

Apr 10, 2020

Bamako - By Amaury Hauchard with Armel Baily in Ouagadougou: The rise of coronavirus in the war-torn Sahel has sparked...

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