Algeria has quietly climbed down in its standoff with Mali, reopening its airspace to Malian aircraft and returning its ambassador to Bamako, the latest in a string of diplomatic retreats that has come to define Algiers’ diplomacy with the countries it has picked fights with in recent years, from Spain to France and now the […]
Author: North Africa Post
On Algeria’s failed attempts to portray Kabyle independence movement as terrorist
For more than four years, Algeria’s regime has repeated the same refrain accusing the Movement for the Self-Determination of Kabylie (MAK) as a “terrorist” organization, remote-controlled from abroad, notably Morocco. But this rhetoric, hammered home relentlessly, is showing its limits at home, while no one believes it abroad. This came to the fore again after […]
EU Imposes New Sanctions on Sudan’s Gold Trade to Weaken Conflict Financing
The European Union (EU) has announced new sanctions targeting Sudan’s gold sector, banning the purchase, import and transfer of Sudanese gold, while also prohibiting the export of mercury and cyanide used in gold mining. The measures are intended to curb financial resources that sustain the conflict and increase pressure on those accused of fuelling the […]
Mauritania Records Rising Inflation as Local Commodity Prices Surge
Local commodity prices in Mauritania increased significantly in June 2026, contributing to rising inflationary pressures, according to the National Agency for Statistics and Population and Economic Analysis. The Agency’s monthly Consumer Price Index report showed that prices of locally produced goods rose by 1% in June 2026, pushing annual inflation for local products to 10.2% […]
Libya’s Sirte Steam Power Plant Moves Closer to Natural Gas Conversion
Sirte Oil Production and Manufacturing Company has successfully completed on July 3 operational trials of a gas metering station, marking the first stage of a project aimed at supplying the Sirte Steam Power Plant with natural gas instead of liquid fuels. The Company said the next phase will involve filling the branch pipeline and pressure […]
From Blackout to Green Cables: How Morocco Is Becoming Europe’s Energy Backstop
Morocco’s role in Europe’s electricity security is gaining new dimensions, as both Spain and Portugal study expanded interconnections with the Kingdom while Morocco simultaneously builds out its own infrastructure toward sub-Saharan Africa. The developments unfold against the backdrop of the April 2025 Iberian blackout — the worst in Europe in two decades — in which […]
Lmrabet’s arrest, No one is above Moroccan law
When the Casablanca prosecutor explained Ali Lmrabet’s arrest at Tangier airport, the message was that he was subject to search notices tied to complaints of defamation, insults, and false information. Not because he used to be a journalist. The prosecutor added that being a journalist or content creator does not put you above the law […]
CAS Denies Algerian Regime Reports Alleging Court’s Ruling on AFCON Final 2025
The Court of Arbitration for sport (CAS) has flatly denied having issued a ruling regarding the appeal lodged by the Senegalese Football Federation against the Confederation of African Football (CAF) and the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF). The appeal concerns a CAF decision on 17 March 2026 declaring that the Senegal national team forfeited the […]
Head of Government Conveys Moroccan King’s condolences to the Emir of Qatar Following the Demise of Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani
Head of Government Aziz Akhannouch represented King Mohammed VI in Doha in offering condolences following the passing of Sheikh Hamad Bin Khalifa Al-Thani. During an audience at the Lusail Palace, Akhannouch conveyed the King’s condolences to the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani, following the passing of his father, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa […]









