Mozambique: Eleven thousand tons of beans without buyers in Tambara
The Tambara area of Manica has 11,000 tons of butter beans but no buyers. The shaky state of the access roads also has an impact […]
Articles by Khalid Al Mouahidi
Equatorial Guinea: National Parliament presents an institutional declaration
As the second legislature of the Senate and the eighth of the Chamber of Deputies are about to expire, the Parliament met this Monday in […]
Mozambique: Customs authority cancels ban on Russian shipping companies
Mozambique’s Customs authority has withdrawn a service order that responded to a request from US authorities to bar from the country’s ports seven Russian shipping […]
Angola-Elections: Constitutional Court rejects UNITA injunction
The Constitutional Court (TC) on Monday dismissed UNITA’s appeal against alleged irregularities during the national tabulation of the definitive results of the 24 August General […]
Somalia: Over 20 Civilians Killed in Al-Shabab Attack in Hiran Region
Over 20 civilians were killed in an attack by the Al-Shabaab terrorist group on a convoy carrying food supplies in central Somalia, officials said on […]
Morocco: Rise in Minimum Wage Helps Reduce Inequalities
The Moroccan government has decided to increase by 5% minimum wage to $281 for employees in the industrial, commercial and professional sectors. The pay rise […]
Japan’s Position on Sahara Remains Unchanged, Japanese FM Says
Japan’s Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi reiterated, Friday, that his country does not recognize the Sahara as a state, insisting that this position remains unchanged. He […]
Morocco offers ‘huge opportunities’ in tourism investment – TUI Group
Morocco has great potential and offers “huge opportunities” in terms of tourism investment, said Thursday in Rabat, Sebastian Ebeln soon-to-be CEO of TUI Group, which […]
Morocco: Republic of Cabo Verde Opens Consulate General in Dakhla
The Republic of Cabo Verde opened, Wednesday, a consulate general in Dakhla, marking its firm support for the sovereignty of Morocco over its Sahara and […]
Morocco’s King Favors ‘More Pragmatic’ Vision to Develop South-South Cooperation, Jeune Afrique Says
Since he acceded to the throne in 1999, King Mohammed VI has displayed a “marked tropism” for Africa, with a “more pragmatic vision aimed at […]