French Forces Will Remain in Central African Republic – Elysée
The French government on Wednesday said it will keep a rapid reaction force in war-ravaged Central African Republic after its mission ends. According to a […]
Articles by Pawla Nibramich
Morocco, 3rd Business-Friendly Country in Africa, Doing Business 2017 Report
The World Bank Tuesday hailed Morocco, in its 2017 Doing Business report, for the reforms conducive to investment it initiated, ranking the Kingdom third in […]
Morocco’s King Winds up Visit to Rwanda, Heads to Tanzania
King Mohammed VI of Morocco wound up his state visit to Rwanda on Sunday and flew to Tanzania, the second leg in his eastern African […]
UK Disburses US$1.3 mln for Burundi Refugees in Tanzania
The United Kingdom has offered about US$1.3 million contribution to help avoid cutting rations destined for refugees in Tanzania. The move comes as the United […]
Mauritania: Young Activists Mobilize Society to Oppose Regime’s Constitutional Change Plans
A group of youth opposed to Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz have launched a nationwide initiative to stand in the way of the regime’s […]
Boko Haram to Release 83 Chibok Girls
A faction of the terror group Boko Haram has reportedly expressed its willingness to negotiate the release of 83 more Chibok girls after freeing 21 […]
Mali: US Issues Travel Alert for its Citizens
The United States’ embassy in Mali on Monday issued travel warning and travel alert to its citizens to be careful of their movements in the […]
DRC: Some Parties Agree to April 2018 Elections, Others Plan Protests
Democratic Republic of Congo’s ruling coalition and some opposition parties on Sunday agreed to delay the presidential election in the central African nation to April […]
Morocco’s King Deplores State Agencies Shortcomings, Calls for Administration Reform
King Mohammed VI on Friday drew a rather bleak picture of the Moroccan administration and state agencies, which suffer, he said, from several shortcomings, including […]
Tunisia: 76 people sentenced for killing of soldiers
A court in Tunisia has handed prison sentences to 76 people convicted for the killing of eight soldiers in 2013, a judiciary official said. Out […]