North Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Algeria: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in North Africa
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...
Algerian actress Hania Mansour has publicly denounced the unauthorized use of her photo by French magazine Le Point in an article about writer Kamel Daoud.
Algeria's Front des Forces Socialistes (FFS) party in turmoil as old guard denounce violence
Algerian international Mohamed Béchir Belmouli is among four players nominated for Hull City's Player of the Month award for September.
The 16th Imdighasene International Marathon in Batna, Algeria, saw a strong participation from various teams and provinces, with the Civil Protection team dominating the women's event.
Algeria's government has set a maximum price of 90 Algerian dinars per kilogram for potatoes, aiming to protect consumers from high prices and ensure fair returns for producers.
Algerian actress Hana Mansour denounces unauthorized use of her photo in French magazine Le Point.
Algeria's Civil Protection agency announces a national recruitment contest for 3,660 male agents, with specific eligibility criteria.
