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 Energy, Mohamed Arkab, has announced plans to continue developing the Trans-Saharan gas pipeline project, emphasizing the importance of natural gas in the country's ...
Algeria's railway project connecting the north to the far south aims to spur economic growth and reduce transportation costs.
An Algerian cleric stresses the need for Muslims to prioritize their devotion to Islam and avoid divisions.
Algerian labor union leader demands effective mechanisms to combat speculation and protect purchasing power.
The eighth edition of the Asia Djabbar Grand Prize for Novel will be held in Algiers on Thursday, with nine shortlisted works competing in Arabic, Amazigh, and French.
Algeria's national football team coach Djamel Belmadi reflects on his team's recent Africa Cup of Nations win and their upcoming World Cup qualifying campaign.
US-Algeria energy partnership gains momentum amid global market shifts
Algeria's Ministry of National Education has released the 2026-2027 academic calendar, outlining exam dates and school breaks for the upcoming year.
Algeria's Ministry of National Education opens temporary recruitment for physical education teachers in certain regions.
Algeria's national team to face Niger in a friendly match at the Hussein Ait Ahmed stadium in Tizi Ouzou.
American analyst Jeff Porter questions economic viability of Morocco's proposed African-Atlantic gas pipeline
Spanish authorities have intensified efforts to dismantle international drug trafficking networks smuggling hashish from Morocco, seizing assets and arresting suspects in recent operations.
