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 Interior Ministry conducts training on national vehicle registration system across various provinces to enhance digital transformation and modernize administrative management.
Algeria confirms commitment to oil market stability alongside OPEC+ nations
Algerian film director Anis Jaad passes away, leaving behind a legacy in the country's cinema industry.
Algeria ranks first in Maghreb and second in Africa in THE World University Rankings 2027 with 31 institutions ranked.
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee accepts the resignation of the state's prison chief, Frank Strada, after a failed execution attempt on inmate Christa Pike.
Algeria ranks first in Maghreb and second in Africa with 31 universities ranked in Times University Rankings 2027.
Algeria's vocational training sector sees significant enrollment, with over 22,000 trainees joining programs, as authorities seek to boost skilled workforce.
Algerian Minister of Energy Mohamed Arkab met with the Secretary General of the African Oil-Producing Countries Organization, Farid Ghazali
Algerian columnist's comments on role of Arabic language in education spark debate
Algeria aims to reach a GDP of $400 billion by 2026-2027, driven by investment and growth initiatives.
British authorities unravel crime network smuggling nearly £30 million in cash from UK to Dubai via flights and concealment methods.
Algerian army chief vows to guarantee security for upcoming national elections
