Moroccan Sovereign King Mohammed VI, accompanied by Guinean President, Alpha Condé, have paid a visited on Tuesday to the Moroccan military field hospital in Conakry, as part of the long-standing ties between the Moroccan and the Guinean...

Hundreds of protesters threw stones and chanted anti-government slogans in Mauritania’s capital after local media reported that Qurans were desecrated in a mosque.

Algeria could be on the verge of reviewing its gas export policy to Europe due to the rising domestic demand. Sonatrach, a state owned company, could be orienting more of its exportations to Asia rather than neighboring...

On March 3, King Mohammed VI and Guinean President Pr. Alpha Condé presided , in Conakry, took the chair  of the signing ceremony of 21 bilateral agreements in different areas of cooperation between the two brotherly countries.

Tunisian Prime Minister Mehdi Jemaa said Monday night that the new government’s main task is to tackle the economic challenges facing his country.

An Egyptian criminal court sentenced two policemen to 10 years in jail on Monday for killing a political activist in 2010, whose death sparked the mass protests that toppled Hosni Mubarak in 2011, state-run Nile TV reported.

South Africa on Monday condemned “in the strongest possible terms” the terrorist attack at the Kunming Railway Station in China’s Yunnan province.

The Moroccan King Mohammed VI, accompanied by Ivorian Prime Minister Daniel Kablan Duncan, chaired, on Friday in Abidjan, the ceremony of naming a motorway after the sovereign.

Opposition parties in Algeria have called for a boycott against tentative presidential elections that are scheduled for April after the current president announced his bid for a fourth term earlier this week, according to Reuters Tuesday.

King Mohammed VI, accompanied by Ivorian prime minister Daniel Kablan Duncan, launched, on Friday in the Locodjro town (Attécoubé commune, northern Abidjan), the building works of a fishing village worth 18 million dirhams.