Libya’s government running out of option
With oil companies already complaining about their production being affected by the frequent strikes of their employees, another shooting has taken place at different fields […]
Articles by Steven Addamah
EU Launches New Project to Fight Money Laundering in West Africa
The European Union has launched a new €1.8 million worth project to contribute to fight money laundering and drug trafficking in four West African countries, […]
Mauritania: fishing licenses granted to Algerian operators
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Mauritania and Algeria is at its final stages. The MoU is with regards to fishing licenses being granted to […]
Libya,Turkey about to Settle Dispute about Cancelled Contracts
Libya and Turkey are about to settle the dispute about the contracts and deals that were granted to Turkish businessmen before 2011 but that were […]
Morocco: Human Rights Watchdog calls for judicial reforms, King applauds approach
The National Human Rights Council has called in four recently released reports for some reforms in the realm of justice to ensure equity to all […]
Is the Polisario an Ally of AQIM Commander Killed in Mali?
The reported killing of Abdelhamid Abou Zeid, one of the prominent commanders of Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM), in a French-led military operation […]
Algeria: A Promising Market For Foreign Investors
Algeria has been described as an “emerging,” “stable” and “promising” market offering huge opportunities for foreign investors by the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs […]
Mauritania: financial cooperation
Sunday was a very busy day for the minister of economic affairs and development, Mr. Sidi Ould Tah, as he received delegates from two different […]
Tunisia tops Thomas Cook’s destination list
Thomas Cook has announced that Tunisia is the biggest travel trend for people in the United Kingdom according to data gathered on its site between […]
Libya: Wintershall promises to stay despite conditions
Despite finding it hard to get back to its prewar production levels coupled with the difficulties of finding qualified personnel, Wintershall rules out leaving Libya. […]