Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Nov 11, 2013 | Counter-Terrorism, Sahara, Sahel |
Eurasia Review By Magharebia By Bakari Gueye The Sahel-Saharan region is in the eye of the storm, Maghreb and European experts agreed Thursday (November 7th) at the end of a 2-day security summit in Nouakchott. The Mali...
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Magharebia Protests | 2013-11-11 Libyans protest congress extension Protestors in Libya are calling for a new congress devoid of political parties, along with a new crisis government. 2013-11-11 AQIM launches new propaganda...
Read MorePosted by MoroccoTomorrow | Nov 11, 2013 | Business |
By Eurasia Review As mobile banking and other technological innovations fuel the expansion of financial services in many developing countries, a new World Bank Group report urges policy makers to focus on products that benefit...
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NEW YORK TIMES AFRICA Samuel Aranda for The New York Times Noura Mint Mourada, now 18, became a slave to a family in Boutilimit, Mauritania, at the age of 4. By ADAM NOSSITER BOUTILIMIT, Mauritania — The protesters gathered in...
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Magharebia Culture Algiers hosts Maghreb film fest A first of its kind cultural event brings together cinematographers from Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco and Mauritania. Politics Tunisia dialogue hits wall The future...
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