Algerian Military Plane Crash:77 people Killed, One Survivor
Seventy-seven people were killed in a crash of an Algerian military transport plane which occurred lately in the eastern region of the North African country. […]
Articles by Steven Addamah
Mauritania : EU’s commitment to support the country
During his high-level visit to Mauritania which is a few months ahead of the EU-Africa summit, the EU Development Commissioner Andris Piebalgs is to announce […]
Libya : resuming oil exports remain skeptical
Progress is being made with talks concerning the reopening of seized Libyan Oil ports and resuming exports, after a failed attempt last month. The six […]
Mauritania : Islamic finance to be introduced
In its efforts to modernize the banking system and make long-term loans available to companies, Mauritania’s central bank aims at developing the Islamic finance, Central […]
AIG Expands in Africa through its New Office in Morocco’s Casablanca Finance City
American International Group (AIG), one of the global leaders in the insurance and reinsurance sectors, announced on Tuesday that it will establish a servicing office […]
Syria: the Geneva II conference on the verge of derailing
Both parties continue to have issues regarding the purpose of the conference. The rebels will decide on Friday whether to participate while Damascus “do not […]
Algeria: Bouteflika’s sudden departure increases political uncertainty
With less than three months before Algeria holds presidential elections, President Bouteflika has been taken to a hospital in France in what is being described […]
Libya:Islamic law for banks and economic system in 2015
Islamic law will soon become the law regulating the banking and economic system in Libya. Government officials hinted about the possible change after a sudden […]
Riyadh Grants Beirut $3 Bln to Enhance Lebanese Army Capacities
Saudi Arabia, one of the major oil-rich Gulf monarchies, has offered Lebanon $ 3 billion dollars to enable the middle-eastern country enhance the capacities of […]
Tunisia: Illegal trade and smuggling becoming economic backbone
Tunisia’s economy is highly being dominated by the trade of illicit goods and smuggling these goods into the country is an important family business. The […]