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The coronavirus pandemic and its economic consequences in host countries will have a negative impact on migrants’ money transfers to Africa, which are expected to fall sharply in 2020, according to World Bank experts. The COVID-19 pandemic is a blow to the economy of the countries on the African Continent, the experts say. In 2019, […]
Polisario suffers another legal setback in New Zealand
The Polisario and its mentor Algeria failed once again in bringing a case in New Zealand against a sovereign fund that imports Moroccan phosphates. The high court in New Zealand has rejected a complaint by the Polisario against the sovereign fund which it said has authority to make investments in line with local laws. […]



