Egypt/Ethiopia: the Nile dam discussions
Egypt and Ethiopia have meet to discuss their dispute over the Nile Dam after the latter vowed that it will go ahead with plans to […]
Articles by Steven Addamah
Libya : the transition process is weakening and the frustration is high
The turbulent atmosphere in Libya has caught the attention of one of Malta and it has called for the intervention of the European Union (EU) […]
Algeria: tax exemption to promote agriculture
Algeria is planning to increase the scope of its tax exemptions for certain domains and regions in its 2014 budget. The decision is in line […]
Egypt: Morsi calls for “jihad” continuation
Mohammed Morsi has delivered a “message to the Egyptian people” through the lawyers of the Muslim Brotherhood referring to the protests against his ousting as […]
GCC: Budget deficits to rock states by 2015, IMF
Members of the Gulf Cooperation Council namely Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman and Bahrain could be facing serious economic woes and budget deficits […]
Libya:ending the chaos and violence in the country
Prime Minister Zeidan has presented his frustrations with the Libyan militias to the nation. He urged the civilian population to take to the streets in […]
Libya: Eastern region names autonomous government
The government in Tripoli has received a heavy blow in its efforts to reunite and reconstruct Libya after the oil rich east announced the formation […]
Egypt: IMF returns to help new government
A delegation from the International Monetary Fund will be visiting Egypt to provide technical aid on the government’s planned Value Added Tax (VAT) system. They […]
Tunisia: Fitch cuts Tunisia’s ratings and promises more
Fitch ratings have published a negative outlook of Tunisia and have promised to implement further cuttings if the situation in the country is not remedied. […]
Israel/Lebanon: The maritime dispute
Differences between Beirut and Tel Aviv could continue for a longer period after the United States proposal to end the border dispute over the exclusive […]