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 State for Foreign Affairs emphasizes country's dedication to collaboration with the Organization of Islamic Cooperation
Meta, owner of Facebook and Instagram, to introduce changes to limit excessive use and enhance protection for young users.
Algeria's Minister of State, Ahmed Attaf, urges unified Islamic stance and intensified diplomatic efforts to support Palestine at the OIC ministerial meeting in New York.
Construction companies in Algeria's Béjaïa province are struggling due to economic turmoil.
Residents of several villages in Draâ El Mizan, Tizi Gheniff, and M’Kira face daily struggles with water shortages
Algeria's National Social Security Fund for Workers opens payment centers on Saturdays to improve public service and address citizen concerns.
Algerian university students mark 22nd consecutive week of protests
Algerian activist Djamel Zenati outlines vision for transition to second republic
A restaurant in Tizi-Ouzou, Algeria, is serving over 225 meals daily to the less fortunate during Ramadan, with help from local football players.
Algerian singer Yasmina releases 14-track album, blending poetry and music to highlight women's struggles and social issues.
African Parliament Speaker, Fathi Boutabik, meets with AU Commissioner for Infrastructure and Energy, Liratu Dorothy Matabog, to enhance parliamentary work.
Algerian students begin Baccalaureate exams without major incidents on first day
