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Author: North Africa Post
North Africa Post's news desk is composed of journalists and editors, who are constantly working to provide new and accurate stories to NAP readers.
Egypt to launch digital platform for foreign investors to establish firms on July 1st
Egypt’s General Authority for Investment and Free Zones (GAFI) will launch a digital platform that enables investors to establish their companies online on July 1st, ... Read More
Italy to hire 4,000 Tunisian workers
Italy will recruit 4,000 Tunisian workers, as the two countries move to spur regular migration. Antonio Tajani, Italy’s top diplomat and his visiting Tunisian counterpart ... Read More
Netflix plans to expand its Africa operations, building on hit series
Netflix plans to expand its operations in Africa, building on the success of hit shows and series like the South African drama "Blood and Water”, ... Read More
Ghana world’s first country to approve Oxford’s new malaria vaccine
Ghana has become the first country in the world to approve a highly effective R21/Matrix-M vaccine against malaria, developed at Oxford university in the United ... Read More
Israeli Knesset in Moroccan colors to celebrate Mimouna
The Israeli Knesset hosted on Wednesday evening, for the first time in its history, a ceremony in Moroccan colors on the occasion of Mimouna, the ... Read More
Sudan: Fears of confrontation between army and paramilitary
The mobilization in capital Khartoum and other cities of a paramilitary force headed by General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, generally referred to as Hemetti, had raised ... Read More
Fishrot: Iceland, EU slammed for failing to prosecute suspects in Namibia corruption scandal
The European Union has been slammed for its inability to act against Samherji, Iceland’s largest fishing company, following its involvement in one of Africa’s biggest ... Read More
Algerian law legalizing oppressive practices against journalists raises rights watchdogs alarm
After a series of arbitrary arrests and bogus charges against outspoken reporters, Algeria moved to institutionalize its crackdown on free speech through a law that ... Read More
Speaker of Canada’s senate hails Moroccan King’s leadership & reforms
Speaker of Canada’s Senate, George F. Furey has paid tribute to the leadership of King Mohammed VI and to the reforms engaged in Morocco, leading ... Read More
Illegal migration at focus of Italian-Tunisian talks in Rome
Tunisia’s Foreign minister Nabil Ammar is currently on a working visit to Italy, as Rome presses Tunis to curb waves of illegal migrants batting its ... Read More