Tunisia
Tunisians Protest Over Corruption Amnesty Bill
More than 2,000 Tunisians protested Saturday in the capital against a bill that would allow officials being prosecuted...
Tunisia Ex-Minister Sentenced To Jail For Graft
A Tunis court has sentenced Ridha Grira, the last defence minister under ousted president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, to...
Festive Mood and Tight Security For Tunisia Jewish Festival
An annual Jewish pilgrimage to Africa's oldest synagogue on Tunisia's Djerba island began on Friday under tight...
New Era Begins For African Champions League
A new era for the African Champions League begins this weekend as a group stage featuring 16 teams kicks off. There are...
Muslim Leaders Invited To Summit With Trump
King Abdullah II of Jordan, Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika and Niger's Mahamadou Issoufou are among leaders...
Surprise Resignation For Tunisia Vote Chief
Tunisia's election chief Chafik Sarsar has resigned just months before the country is due to hold its first...
Anti-IS Coalition Meets In Denmark To Assess Campaign
Key members of the US-led coalition fighting the Islamic State group in Iraq and Syria meet in Copenhagen on Tuesday to...
British FM Throws Weight Behind Haftar-Serraj Talks In Libya
British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson on a visit to Tripoli on Thursday threw his weight behind efforts to establish...
Ghana Remains Unchanged On FIFA Ranking; Still Africa’s 8th Best Nation
Ghana remained in 45th place on the FIFA ranking released for the month of May Ghana remained in 45th place on the FIFA...
Algerians Vote Amid Anger Over Economy
Algerians will vote for a new parliament Thursday as the government grapples with soaring unemployment and a deep...
Israelis Warned Not To Visit Tunisia For Jewish Festival
Israel warned its citizens on Wednesday against visiting Tunisia, where Jewish pilgrims will celebrate a religious...
Morocco Fights To Save Its Iconic Monkey
"If nothing is done, this species will disappear within 10 years," warns a poster on Ahmed Harrad's ageing 4x4 showing...
Alarm Over Worsening Press Freedom In Tunisia
Tunisian and international non-governmental organisations warned Tuesday of deteriorating freedom of the press in a...
Five Things To Know
Algeria, where legislative elections are to be held on Thursday, has major oil and gas reserves but faces a financial...
Algeria Voter Apathy Could Mar Legislative Election
Algerians go to the polls on Thursday to elect a new parliament amid concerns that a low turnout will mar a vote which...
NATO Could Boost Afghanistan Mission
NATO is considering boosting its troop strength again in Afghanistan, where it is helping the military in the fight...
Tunisian Officials Sacked After Protests
Tunisia said Saturday it had replaced two senior officials in a southeastern region, days after protesters there booed...
Tunisian Coastguard Tackles High-Speed Smugglers
Dimming the lights on their patrol boat, Tunisian coastguards stand in silence scanning the sea for speedboats on...
Tunisia Parliament Votes To Ease Harsh Drug Law
Tunisia's parliament voted on Tuesday to ease the country's harsh law on drugs, in a move that could see offenders like...