Algeria / Kolea: andalusian music event
The town of Kolea in the province of Tipasa will be hosting the 4th edition of the Maghrebian Festival of Andalusian music which will take […]
Month: November 2012
Tunisia Gets $ 500 Mln WB Loan for Inclusive Growth
The Tunisian government has received $ 500 million loan from the World Bank to enable the North African country carry out key reforms, boost economic […]
Libya might invest in Petroplus France
Recent reports claiming that the Libyan sovereign wealth fund is looking at possibilities of investing in the Petroplus oil refinery in northwestern France has been […]
Algeria eyes 2040 shale gas development
Prime Minister Abdelmalek Sellal has insisted that the country’s intention to exploit shale gas “is a long term option” which can be projected to possibly […]
Mauritania’s solar plant gets underway
The announcement of a 15-megawatt solar power project in Nouakchott has been announced by Masdar. The project will satisfy 10% of the country’s electricity capacity […]
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 […]
New WB Report Warns on Risks of Earth Warming
A new World Bank-commissioned report has warned that the Earth will incur serious risks by the end of the century if the global community fails […]
Egypt: a negative trading day
The Egyptian stock exchange experienced a negative trading day as it recorded its worst in two and a half months. Closing on Sunday, the stock […]
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 […]