North Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Algeria: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in North Africa
Algeria's Minister of Hydrocarbons, Mohamed Arkab, has called for concrete partnerships with investors to boost the country's energy sector.
A group of Sahrawi civilians imprisoned in Morocco have gone on an open-ended hunger strike to protest their detention and mistreatment.
Algeria's 2026 bid round for hydrocarbon exploration has drawn interest from 60 companies, says Alnaft president Abdelkader Cherfaoui.
Algerian national football team arrives in Tizi Ouzou for friendly match against Niger
Algerian Education Minister Mohamed Séghir Saadawi emphasizes the importance of teachers in building a modern school system that meets the needs of the country's youth.
Algeria's postal service and External Bank sign a framework agreement to enhance cooperation and develop new financial services.
Algerian Investment Agency hosts IMF delegation to discuss investment climate and economic reforms.
Algeria's International Comic Book Festival "Inbeda" has been included on UNESCO's platform for cultural policy monitoring.
A rare astronomical phenomenon will occur on October 6, 2026, as the Moon passes in front of Jupiter, temporarily hiding the planet from view.
The role of literary editors in the Arab world and Algeria is dwindling due to the rise of artificial intelligence and traditional publishing practices.
Algeria and Spain have signed two cooperation agreements to ensure a stable supply of red meat during Ramadan 2027.
Algerian writer Khalil Chouar's new novel, "Year of Mercy," delves into the complexities of human nature and societal evolution.
