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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.
King Mohammed VI chaired Council of Ministers that adopted 2023 appropriation bill
King Mohammed VI, who was accompanied by Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan, chaired, this Tuesday, at the Royal Palace in Rabat, a Council of Ministers ... Read More
Morocco & EU seal green partnership to decarbonize their economies
Morocco and the European Union signed on Tuesday in Rabat a “Green Partnership” to counter climate change, advance their energy transition, protect the environment and ... Read More
Morocco set on diversifying its drone arsenal
Morocco has reportedly purchased an unspecified number of China’s Wing Loong II medium-altitude, long-endurance unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) as it continues to bolster its air ... Read More
Uganda’s thriving financial sector ranked no.1 in East Africa
Uganda is running an economy with the most developed financial sector in East Africa, which is only the latest feat that depicts a major milestone ... Read More
Living on the edge in sub-Saharan Africa — IMF report
Sub-Saharan Africa’s economic activity is expected to slow significantly in 2022 and remain relatively modest in 2023 and looking ahead, the outlook remains highly uncertain, ... Read More
Eritrea fuels Ethiopia’s bloody civil war in Tigray region in bid to crush its old foe
Eritrea is intensifying its involvement in neighboring Ethiopia’s civil war, including by instituting forced conscription to strengthen its army, in a bid to crush the ... Read More
Somalia: US imposes sanctions on 14 men to sap al-Shabaab finances
The United States government on Monday (17 October) imposed sanctions on 14 men, including six it said were part of a network that has engaged ... Read More
New York Times zooms on self-isolated Algeria
New York times has had a rare access to the sealed Algerian state, drawing a bleak picture of conditions there and holding the military junta ... Read More
Cameroonian army dismantles weapon factory in Buea
The Cameroonian army discovered and dismantled Monday a weapon factory in the South-West town of Buea, a region hosting rebels demanding a breakaway from Yaoundé. ... Read More
Sadio Mane wins Socrates Prize for charity initiatives in Senegal
France Football Magazine awarded Monday the Senegalese forward of Bayern Munich the Socrates Prize for his charity work in his home country. "The Socrates Prize ... Read More