The Telegraphadded this to NewsGoats Too goat to be true: Morocco tourist site where goats climb tree is 'exploitative scam'The Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffIt was a picture too goat to be true. Visitors to Morocco have long flocked to the roads outside Marrakech to take photographs of goats who climbed into the low boughs of the Argania tree. Such pictures
ReutersTripoli Libyan forces push back Haftar's troops south of Tripoli: witnessesReuters - by Hani AmaraHIRA, Libya/TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Forces supporting Libya’s internationally recognized government pushed back troops loyal to eastern commander Khalifa Haftar to more than 60 km (37 miles) southwest of capital
Reuters Indiaadded this to WorldAlgeria Algeria’s army chief hails judiciary for anti-graft moveReuters India - by Lamine Chikhi and Hamid Ould AhmedALGIERS (Reuters) - Algeria's army chief said on Tuesday he welcomed an anti-graft drive against figures close to former President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, state TV reported, a day after the authorities the
The Washington TimesKhalifa Haftar Trump call to Libyan warlord ignites controversy, confusionThe Washington Times - Lauren Meier An unexpected phone call between President Trump and a noted Libyan warlord has ignited controversy and confusion in recent days over U.S. policy …
Reuters UKadded this to World NewsMorocco Morocco trains foreign students in its practice of moderate IslamReuters - Ahmed EljechtimiRABAT (Reuters) - Naminata Koulibaly, 30, receives training in a Moroccan Muslim teaching institute, founded by King Mohammed VI in 2015, and hopes to return to her home in Ivory Coast better equipped
Daily Mirroradded this to Daily MirrorGoats How those famous goats seen perching in trees in Morocco could be too good to be truemirror.co.uk - Stephen White campaigners say it’s a scam with animals enticed into the branches and tourists paying to take pictures of the bizarre sight Crafty farmers are …
Africanewsadded this to NewsSudan Egypt: Emergency summit on Sudan, Algeria [The Morning Call]africanews.com - AfricaNews Two emergency summits will be held in Egypt this Tuesday to discuss the political and security situations in Sudan and Libya. President Abdel Fattah …
Haaretzadded this to Haaretz NewsMorocco Moroccan Jewish Community to Hold First Democratic Elections in Half a Centuryhaaretz.com - JTA and Cnaan Liphshiz Moroccan Jews will hold internal elections for the first time in 50 years to determine their communal representatives. >> Subscribe for just $1 …
Abdelaziz Bouteflika Five Algerian billionaires arrested in anti-graft investigationreuters.com - Lamine Chikhi and Hamid Ould AhmedALGIERS (Reuters) - Algeria’s wealthiest businessman and four other billionaires close to former president Abdelaziz Bouteflika, who quit over mass protests, have been arrested as part of an anti-graft
ABC NewsAvengers: Endgame 'Avengers: Endgame,' Sri Lanka, and Libya: World in PhotosABC News Here's a look at today's top photos from around the globe.
Reuters UKIOM Migrants in Libyan jail were reportedly seriously wounded in shooting - U.N.Reuters UK - Reuters EditorialTRIPOLI (Reuters) - Migrants in a detention facility in the Libyan capital Tripoli have reportedly been seriously wounded in a random shooting, the U.N. migration agency IOM said on Tuesday. IOM gave more
AFC Ajax Morocco’s Hakim Ziyech scores as Ajax decimate Vitessesportingnews.com - Written By Gbenga Adewoye Soccer height="148"> Soccer Eredivisie Vitesse Ajax Ajax v Vitesse H. Ziyech Hakim Ziyech was on target as Ajax walloped Vitesse 4-2 in Tuesday's Dutch …
ABC NewsAlgeria Wit and grit: Algeria's sizeable youth lead fight for changeABC News - The Associated Press They're on the peaceful front line of the protest movement that toppled Algeria's longtime ruler, facing down water cannons with attitude, memes — …
Al JazeeraTunisia Close sidebarAl JazeeraTunisia's presidency denies report that group with diplomatic passports who attempted to enter was French intelligence. A group of armed French nationals intercepted along the Tunisia-Libya border last
Reuters Indiaadded this to WorldAlgeria Algerian state energy company Sonatrach's CEO sacked: state TVReuters India - By Lamine Chikhi and Hamid Ould AhmedALGIERS (Reuters) - Algeria's interim president has sacked Abdelmoumene Ould Kaddour as the chief executive of state energy company Sonatrach, state TV said on Tuesday, creating uncertainty for investors
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoAlgeria Algeria Arrests Major Businessmen in Corruption Probeaawsat.com Algerian authorities arrested on Monday five major businessmen as part of an anti-graft investigation. They were later brought to court to face …
Algeria The Arab Spring’s Second Chanceproject-syndicate.org - Ishac Diwan NEW YORK – Mass protests in Algeria and Sudan have recently removed two aging autocrats, ending 20 and 30 years, respectively, of absolutist rule. In …
Amuseadded this to AmuseMorocco On the Road | What Happened When Glastonbury’s Beat Hotel Went to MoroccoAmuse - Tristan KennedyThe crew behind the Beatnik-themed stage have started their own festival. Amuse went to check it out It should be one of those ‘pinch yourself’ moments. I’ve just watched Irvine Welsh read a chapter from
CityLabadded this to All StoriesMorocco How a Radio Show Gives Unwed Mothers in Morocco a VoiceCityLab - Molly KeismanLegal changes gave Moroccan women more rights, but unwed mothers still face prosecution and stigma. A Tangier radio station, Mères en Ligne, gives them a voice. TANGIER, Morocco— Fatima Tourari, 27, realized
Tunisia Is Tunisia’s Post-Arab Spring ‘Success Story’ Only Skin-Deep?worldpoliticsreview.com - Francisco Serrano Since the Arab uprisings of 2011, Tunisia has implemented democratic reforms that have set it apart from many of its regional neighbors. Yet this …
South China Morning Post added this to SCMP NewsAlgeria Algeria arrests five billionaire tycoons after president’s ousterscmp.com - Agence France-Presse Algerian police arrested the country’s wealthiest man hours after detaining four other tycoons from a powerful family with links to ousted president …
DW NewsUganda Uganda's Bobi Wine talks politics with DWDW News - DW English Who is Bobi Wine? President Yoweri Museveni has been ruling for 33 years and counting, you've already mentioned that you are considering running for …
Reuters UKadded this to BusinessCobalt BMW to buy cobalt direct from Australia, Morocco for EV batteriesReuters - Reuters EditorialFILE PHOTO: The BMW logo is seen on a car in Nice, France, April 8, 2019. REUTERS/Eric Gaillard PARIS (Reuters) - German carmaker BMW will buy cobalt, a key component for electric vehicle (EV) batteries,
Bloombergadded this to BloombergAbdelaziz Bouteflika Algerian Military's Patience Wearing Thin With Daily ProtestsBloomberg - Souhail Karam and Tarek El-Tablawy Algeria’s army chief of staff on Tuesday signaled a growing weariness with protesters demanding the removal of the country’s entire leadership, …
HHatem Zaghlouladded this to Middle East And The WorldUNICEF "We would even eat the grass when everything else ran out" | UNICEF Middle East and North Africaunicef.org At the camp, UNICEF is supporting one fixed and three mobile health clinics to ensure 24-hour primary health care and nutrition support is provided …
Morocco Morocco coach Herve Renard opens up on Hakim Ziyech mistakegoal.com - Tolu Olasoji The Ajax star had once vowed never to play in the Morocco stripes under the French tactician Herve Renard has shouldered ‘99%’ of the blame for Hakim …
HHatem Zaghlouladded this to Middle East And The WorldOil The Bull Case For Oil Is FadingSeeking Alpha - Mayer Winkler The bull case for oil (USO) is getting a bit too obvious. With geopolitical instability among many of the world’s leading oil producers making …
HHatem Zaghlouladded this to Middle East And The WorldSaudi Arabia Saudi Arabia welcomes U.S. move to end all Iran sanction waiversReuters - by Omar Fahmy in Cairo and Tuqa Khalid in DubaiFILE PHOTO: Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Assaf attends a preparatory meeting between Arab foreign ministers ahead of the Arab summit in Tunis, Tunisia March 29, 2019. REUTERS/Zoubeir Souissi
The Guardianadded this to World NewsWorld News Libya: EU officials hope Trump will pull support for HaftarThe Guardian - Patrick Wintour Diplomatic editorEuropean officials are hoping Donald Trump’s surprise expression of support for the Libyan warlord Khalifa Haftar can be reversed amid division in Washington over US policy on the north African country.
marcdubeyadded this to Middle East News For The PerplexedAlgeria What Revolutionaries in the Middle East Have Learned Since the Arab Springcounterpunch.org - Patrick Cockburn Photograph Source: VOA Photo/L. Bryant – Public DomainTwo very different political waves are sweeping through the Middle East and north Africa. …
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