North Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Algeria: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in North Africa
The 14th edition of the NAPEC energy conference and exhibition concluded in Oran, Algeria, with a record number of participants and a renewed commitment to developing the energy sector.
Algerian author Fadlilah Malhaq publishes historical novel "Juba II: Caesarean Brides"
UN Human Rights Council adopts Algeria's resolution on landmine impact
Algeria's National Digital Services Portal to include two new services for higher education
Medical caravans in Algeria's Sidi Bel Abbès province promote early cancer detection, particularly breast cancer, through free screenings and awareness campaigns.
Algerian innovator Saham Laouail has created a customized artificial breast project to support breast cancer survivors, providing them with comfort and confidence.
Setif, Algeria hosts the second edition of the International Industry Fair, "Industria 2026," with 55 exhibitors showcasing the latest industrial solutions and equipment.
Algerian lawmakers approve amendments to penal code and military justice law, introducing death penalty for arsonists and child abductors.
Tizi-Ouzou province in Algeria has received 26 trillion centimes in development projects since 2000, equivalent to $4 billion USD.
Algerian Agriculture Minister Sid Ali Khaldi invites Norwegian investors to explore partnership opportunities in Algeria.
Algerian journalist and activist Henri Alleg, known for his fight against colonialism, has died.
Thousands of women in Algeria work in pastry shops, enduring extreme heat and exploitation, with many lacking contracts, social security, and protections.
