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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.
Morocco, Gabon set to foster longtime relations
Morocco and its longtime West African ally Gabon reiterated willingness to work together to foster their distinguished ties under the leadership of King Mohammed VI ... Read More
MasterCard, Copal ink partnership agreement to launch family payments mobile app in Egypt
MasterCard has inked a partnership agreement with Copal to launch Egypt’s first family digital payment and expenses management mobile application, Arab Finance reports, citing a ... Read More
Burundi: Four human rights activists arrested before takeoff at Bujumbura airport
Burundi’s authorities have detained four human rights activists about to fly from Bujumbura airport to Uganda for a conference. Audace Havyarimana, legal representative of the ... Read More
Africa unhappy with Western-led order, but rejects system led by Chinese, Russian autocrats — report
Global attitudes toward China and Russia have shifted since the Kremlin's invasion of Ukraine, but African countries' discontent with the West has not translated into ... Read More
Africa to double its share of global natural gas supply by 2050 — report
Africa’s gas share in the global market will increase from 6% of all gas supplies in 2021 to over 11% by 2050, according to a ... Read More
Africa’s internet speed is rapidly improving — Ookla Speedtest Global Index
A number of African countries have surged in global rankings that gauge internet speeds at telcos and internet service providers, according to the Speedtest Global ... Read More
Ethiopians suffering emotionally, economically after two years of war — Gallop survey
As Ethiopia emerges from two years of conflict in its Tigray region, and with Ethiopians now faced with a monumental task in maintaining peace, restarting ... Read More
King of Morocco meets with President Ali Bongo Ondimba, presents a donation of fertilizers for the benefit of Gabonese farmers
King Mohammed VI had, on Wednesday at the Presidential Palace in Libreville, a meeting with President Ali Bongo Ondimba of Gabon. This meeting, subsequently extended ... Read More
Washington, European powers condemn Israeli settlement plans in joint statement
The Foreign Ministers of the US, the UK, France, Germany and Italy issued a joint statement on Tuesday condemning Israel’s decision to legalize nine outposts ... Read More
Tunisia: UN concerned over escalating repression against vocal critics
More than a dozen people—activists, judges, and journalists, among others—have been arrested over the past week. The UN has called on the Tunisian government to ... Read More