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Category: International
Eritrea’s President charges U.S. of supporting Tigrayan rebels
Eritrea's President Isaias Afwerki has accused the U.S. of supporting Tigrayan rebels during the two-year civil war in northern Ethiopia adding that Washington forced to ... Read More
S.Africa: World’s largest rhino farm to go on sale
The owner of a huge South African rhino conservation farm, the world's largest, indicated Monday it would be sold at auction in April because he ... Read More
Egyptian, Saudi stock markets sign MoU to boost cooperation
The Egyptian Exchange (EGX) and the Saudi Tadawul Group have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to strengthen joint cooperation, Arab Finance reports citing an ... Read More
Botswana threats to severe ties with diamond giant De Beers
Botswana's President Mokgweetsi Masisi has warned that his country may sever ties with diamond giant De Beers if talks to renegotiate a sales deal prove ... Read More
US needn’t be too concerned about China’s basing ambitions in Africa — study
Despite regular warnings by US military commanders about a possible second Chinese military base in Sub-Saharan Africa and rumors about new footholds in countries like ... Read More
Three sanction-hit west African countries seek re-entry to AU and ECOWAS
Foreign ministers from Burkina Faso, Guinea and Mali, all of which recently underwent military coups, have called for their reinstatement into the African Union (AU) ... Read More
European Parliament: Head of French Senate Foreign Affairs Committee slams anti-Moroccan campaign
Chairman of French Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, Christian Cambon, has denounced the recent vote by the Macronist members of the European Parliament of a resolution ... Read More
Amira Bouraoui’s case reveals cracks in Algeria-France relations
The case of Algerian anti-regime activist Amira Bouraoui has revealed the shaky foundations of the newly found Algiers-Paris ties and showed the fragility of Tunisia’s ... Read More
Morocco to give new life to 106-year-old Cervantes theatre In Tangier
Spain has handed ownership of the 106-year-old Cervantes theatre to Morocco after a long shutdown in return for its restoration. The ownership of the theatre ... Read More
Algeria: Military Junta takes revenge on Amira Bouraoui’s family, Tunisian Visitors
Irked by the humiliating defection of political activist and journalist Amira Bouraoui to France via Tunisia, the Algerian military junta takes revenge on the militant’s ... Read More