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Morocco lost DH 21 billion in foreign exchange reserves in 2011, according to a statement by Bank Al-Maghrib, the country’s central bank. Morocco’s reserves can only cover five months of imports....

The International Labour Organisation (ILO) warned that unless there was a change in policy direction, the job market would remain subdued until the end of 2016 and economic growth in the regions may...

The captain who led a coup in Mali last month before handing power back to a civilian president rejected the decision by West African states to send troops to Mali on Saturday....

The Salafist Al Nour party has selected Abdel-Moneim Aboul Fotouh as its candidate. A former member of the Muslim Brotherhood he was expelled last year because he decided to run in the presidential...

Saudi Arabia leads the Arab world in having the biggest number of patents at 147 patents to its credit, figures from the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) showed....

One reason the term “Arab Spring” is a misnomer is because of the participation of non-Arabs, including Kurds in Iraq and Syria as well as Berbers in Morocco and Libya....

A top Moroccan newspaper editor convicted of “disrespecting the judiciary” has completed his yearlong prison sentence and been released. A free...

Some presidential candidates have been appearing before committees of islamic clerics who vet them as suitable candidates according to strict conservative islamic observance and questions concerning...

After revolutionary turmoil saw tourists flee, Tunisia hopes 2012 will mark the start of a recovery in a sector that once brought in 7 per cent of the country's GDP...

The recent outbreak of violence between the largely segregated Zwai and Tabu tribes in Libya’s remote, Saharan town of Kufra shattered the uneasy calm that held since last February’s clashes,...

According to several sources, the National Liberation Front of Azawad (FNLA), a new armed group that calls itself secular and non-secessionist, has taken partial control of Timbuktu in northern Mali,...

Members of Libya's interim ruling council are trying to work out the makeup of a new government after deciding to remove the country's Cabinet just five months after it took office, members said...

Putting the son of fallen leader Muammar Gaddafi on trial on their own soil is a matter of national pride for Libya's leaders, but the lack of a properly functioning state is making it hard for them...

On a warm Friday afternoon, police cars blocked the roads around the Al Husseini mosque, where hundreds of men were kneeling for the noon prayers....

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After a first album intitled "Frak Lehbab" (Far from loved ones), devoted entirely to Hawzi, a derivative of the Andalusian music which is specific to the region of Tlemcen. Lila Borsali performs...

West African leaders decided to send troops to coup-hit Mali and Guinea-Bissau to support their return to civilian rule and demanded coup leaders "return to barracks" in both countries....

Libya's interim ruling council has fired the nation's Cabinet just five months after it took office, citing incompetence, two senior officials said Thursday, just two months before the country's...

Egypt's electoral commission announced the list of presidential candidates on Thursday. Ahmed Shafiq, the premier appointed by president Hosni Mubarak just before his overthrow last year, was...