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Mali: Environmental crisis deepens as survival needs clash with conservation
Mali faces an escalating environmental challenge as tree-planting initiatives struggle against widespread deforestation driven by poverty and energy needs. Former Environment Minister Aida M'bo's current ... Read More
South Korea donates Mauritania 6,720 tons of rice
Mauritania received, on Tuesday November 13, a significant donation of 6,720 tons of rice from South Korea to support the World Food Programme (WFP) in ... Read More
EASA Extends Libya Airspace ban until April 2025
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has announced an extension of its flight ban over Libyan airspace, which will now remain in effect until ... Read More
COP29 in Baku: Africa hopes for new climate finance deal to support its energy transition
The 29th UN Climate Change Conference (COP29) has kicked off in Baku, Azerbaijan, bringing global attention to urgent issues surrounding climate finance, as African nations ... Read More
At G20, African Union calls for creation of International Fund to protect, preserve African Heritage
Mauritania, as current chairman of the African union, has called for the creation of an international Fund for the protection and preservation of African heritage ... Read More
River floods put Senegal’s food security at risk
A flooding that hit the main farming region of Podor in eastern Senegal is threatening the country’s food security. The flooding of the Senegal river ... Read More
Rights groups lambast Libyan Interior Minister for discriminating against women
Libya’s interior ministry based in Tripoli sparked rights groups’ outcry when he unveiled a plan to install morality police that would enforce Hijab for women. ... Read More
Mauritius reverses social media restrictions after public backlash ahead of elections
Mauritius has withdrawn its controversial decision to restrict social media access during its upcoming general election following widespread public opposition. The proposed ban, which would ... Read More
UN report warns of conflict-induced famine or acute hunger in several African countries
Sudan, South Sudan, Mali, Palestine and Haiti are rated among the most vulnerable areas globally where hundreds of thousands of people face or near famine, ... Read More
Study on global dynamics of child recruitment in conflicts presented in Oslo by Dakhla-based center
A delegation from the Dakhla-based International Research Center for the Prevention of Child Soldiers (French acronym IRCPCS) presented, in Oslo on Monday, the findings of ... Read More