Libya: ENI begins onshore exploration
Italy’s petrol giant, ENI has once again started exploratory drillings in Libya as it continues to increase its activities in Africa. The drilling is onshore […]
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Bluefin Tuna Quotas Raised for first time in 10 years
The member countries of the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT), the international body managing the fishery, decided to slightly raise fishing […]
Military commander of Hamas killed
On Tuesday, Egypt was playing the role of a mediator between Israel and Palestine in order to bring truce to the region. However just five […]
Syria: Opposition coalition gathering international recognition
Following the setting up of a united opposition called the National Coalition for Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces against the Assad regime, allegiance of recognition […]
Ethiopia: the Nile River and mega dam constructions
Ever since Ethiopia decided to invest almost $12 billion to exploit energy that can be provided by the Nile River which crosses the country by […]
The « Sanad » program reported to be a success
“Sanad” was a youth programme that was created three years ago by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). This project was created in […]
IMF to Open Training Center on Macroeconomic Policymaking in Mauritius
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) plans to establish a Regional Training Center (RTC) for Sub-Saharan Africa in Mauritius. The center will start operations in 2013 […]
Desertec: how strong the partners’ will is?
Desertec is the association of 57 partners from 16 countries which defines itself as the world’s biggest solar power. For three years now, Desertec has […]
Libya: Shortage of petrol in Tripoli
Libya is the second petroleum producer in Africa right after Nigeria and before Algeria. Having also the biggest natural reserve of petroleum in Africa it […]
South Sudan: Resuming the economy construction
Last January, South Sudan completely shut down its oil production unit because of a dispute with Sudan over the price Khartoum imposed for its exportation. […]