North Africa
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Elsewhere in North Africa
Algerian authorities are set to begin construction on 290 subsidized housing units in Annaba province, following the allocation of projects to private developers.
Algeria's national football team to face Niger in a friendly match, with coach Brahim Hemdani expected to test new players and strategies.
Algeria's Ministry of Youth to launch "Daam" program to organize and support youth volunteers nationwide.
Algerian motorists are facing a new wave of vehicle thefts, with thieves targeting specific car parts, leaving vehicles severely damaged and owners facing hefty repair bills.
Algeria builds safety wall along National Road 21 in Guelma to prevent heavy truck accidents.
The European Union and Algeria have solidified a historic energy partnership at the 14th NAPEC conference in Oran, marking a significant geopolitical and economic shift.
Algerian Youth Minister Mustafa Haidawi has inaugurated several youth and sports facilities in Jijel, highlighting efforts to revive stalled projects and assess their financial feasibility.
Algerian schools face challenges due to students' increasing use of TikTok Live during classes, highlighting issues with smartphone management, parental involvement, and teacher training.
Thousands of foreign fighters have joined the Ukrainian army, with Colombians being the largest contingent, amid a deepening crisis of manpower and corruption.
Algerian authorities launch crackdown on potato price hikes in Constantine, aiming to cap prices at 90 DZD per kilogram.
Authorities in Khenchela province, Algeria, are continuing to provide compensation to 144 individuals affected by forest fires across 16 municipalities.
Algeria's women's football team coach, Farid Benstiti, has called up 26 players for the team's upcoming double-header against the Central African Republic in the second round of Olympic q...
