| Economy | 2013-08-29
Morocco attempts to calm consumers
Morocco is trying to allay fears about an increase in the cost of staples. |
| Terrorism | 2013-08-29
Algeria launches repentance campaign
The Algerian army offers armed fighters the option to abandon their hideouts and rejoin society. |
| Terrorism | 2013-08-29
Al-Qaeda funds Ansar al-Sharia, Tunisia reveals
Ansar al-Sharia is a part of the global al-Qaeda network, sending recruits to Libya and Syria, Tunisian officials say. |
| Security | 2013-08-29
New tribal clashes hit western Libya
Libya’s prime minister is urging citizens to lay down their weapons and let the army and police handle security. |
| Economy | 2013-08-29
Libya oil output falls anew
Libyan oil production has fallen to 250,000 barrels per day, Prime Minister Ali Zidan told the press on Wednesday (August 28th)…. |
| Security | 2013-08-29
Libyan troops to train abroad
Some 7,000 Libyan troops will soon begin foreign training programmes, Libya Herald reported on Wednesday (August 28th)…. |
| Tourism | 2013-08-29
Hammamet tourists rally for peace
Some 10,000 tourists gathered Wednesday (August 28th) on the beaches of Hammamet to show solidarity for Tunisia and its people, TAP reported…. |
| Economy | 2013-08-29
Renault builds Oran factory
French car manufacturer Renault on Sunday will begin construction on its new Oran factory, APS reported on Wednesday (August 28th)…. |
