Algeria: Bouteflika’s succession war has started
Reports emerging from Algiers claim that the cabinet reshuffle by President Bouteflika was deeper than expected. It is claimed that the changes in the cabinet […]
Articles by Steven Addamah
Tunisia: UGTT ready to remove Ennahda from power
The spokesman of Tunisia’s powerful 800,000 strong UGTT members, Sami Tahri, has warned that “all options remain possible” as the trade union announces that it […]
Egypt: Central Bank cuts interest rates for second time
Within less than two months, Egypt’s central bank has cut interest rates by a total of 100 basis points citing similar reasons. The economy remains […]
Tunisia eyes 7million tourists
After a satisfying number of tourists visited Tunisia during the first eight months of the year, Tourism Minister Jamel Gamra is henceforth focusing on reaching […]
Libya: Russia to restart Libya arms supply worth billions
Following Libya’s Foreign Minister Mohamed Abdelaziz visit to Russia, his homologue Sergei Lavrov has revealed that there are hopes for the revival of the military […]
Qatar reminds U.S that Israel’s action concerns it
As John Kerry continues to lobby in favor of the White House’s desire to launch “limited” airstrike on Assad’s military forces, Qatar seized the opportunity […]
Iraq named as Syrian attack collateral damage
In the latest development of the possible consequences of attacking Syria, reports are emerging that United States interest in Iraq will be attacked. Militants in […]
Tunisia: Ansar al-Sharia warns of possible Tunisian “bloodbath”
Ansar al-Sharia has hit back at the government after it held it responsible for the political assassinations of Mohamed Brahmi and Chokri Belaid. The government […]
Egypt: Friday could decide Muslim Brotherhood’s fate
Supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood are hoping that Friday’s demonstration will be much more successful than the last one they organized, as they continue to […]
Algeria announces plan for global research recognition
Algeria has laid out research plans dedicated to overcoming their dependence on hydrocarbon resources which has been dwindling. The government will be establishing 100 new […]