Slavery in Tindouf camps

Morocco Posts Record Currency Inflows on Tourism, Diaspora and Foreign Investment

Morocco’s external accounts showed strong momentum in the first half of 2026, driven by a recovering tourism sector, steady support from its diaspora and an unprecedented surge of foreign investor interest, according to Foreign Exchange Office data relayed by several media, which described the results as a particularly welcome signal of resilience against a backdrop […]

Algeria’s long-ruling FLN wins unpopular legislative elections

Algeria’s FLN, which has offered the military regime a civilian curtain since independence, has won parliamentary elections which were largely boycotted. With a turnout at 23%, the FLN won 105 seats which is still far from the 204 needed to secure a majority. Islamist MSP won 64 and another coalition party the RND received 57 […]

Sudan: Inflation eases nationally, soars in conflict-hit North Darfur, economic outlook remains grim

Sudan’s Central Bureau of Statistics has reported a modest easing in the country’s annual inflation rate, which stood at 142.82% in May, down slightly from the previous month. Urban inflation dipped marginally to 146.30%, while rural areas experienced a more pronounced drop to 141.84% from 163.73%. Although the national rate remains alarmingly high, the overall […]