Artificial intelligence and automation technologies could put more than 1.3 million Moroccan jobs at net risk of displacement by 2030,according to a report published recently by the African Center fo

The United Nations Security Council has imposed sanctions on four individuals linked to the conflict in Sudan,including a senior official of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF),on April 28,2026.

The World Bank has identified four priority sectors that could help Morocco unlock private investment,boost exports and decarbonize its economy,offering a concrete roadmap to address the country’s p

Morocco will continue providing direct and exceptional financial support to professionals in the goods and passenger transport sectors to shield the domestic economy from the fallout of geopolitical

Prime Minister of Libya,Abdelhamid Dbaiba,on April 28,2026,held talks with a delegation from Chevron to explore opportunities for expanding cooperation in the oil and gas sector.

Fresh fighting has erupted in Kidal, where Tuareg rebels backed by jihadists are clashing with government forces supported by Russian mercenaries. The violence follows coordinated nationwide attacks, including explosions and sustained gunfire in Bamako, highlighting a worsening security situation.

Mali’s defence minister Sadio Camara has been killed in a car bomb attack on his home near Bamako, as the country faces a second day of intense fighting.

Mali's ruling military junta has announced two days of national mourning after coordinated attacks killed the country’s defense minister and reportedly left a key northern town in rebel hands.

Burundi’s President Evariste Ndayishimiye has been nominated to stand as his party’s candidate in next year’s presidential election.

The court martial of three dozen Nigerian officers charged with planning to overthrow the government will resume next month, local officials said on Monday.