Remembering Algerian Singer Zohra, 24 Years After Her Tragic Death
Algerian singer Zohra died in a car accident in France 24 years ago, leaving behind a legacy of music that continues to inspire and comfort her fans.
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Algerian singer Zohra died in a car accident in France 24 years ago, leaving behind a legacy of music that continues to inspire and comfort her fans.
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune holds meeting to address increasing COVID-19 cases, introduces new measures.
Algerian football rivals MCA and JSK face off in a crucial Ligue 1 match at the Stade du 5 Juillet, with both teams seeking to boost their title hopes.
Algerian citizens face significant price hikes on essential goods, making it difficult to afford basic necessities on the first day of Ramadan.
Hundreds of Algerians march in Haizer, calling for release of detainees and democratic reforms.
Students at University Akli Mohand Oulhadj in Bouira, Algeria, continue their strike over poor conditions, affecting departments of chemistry and Tamazight.
Algerian authorities distribute 50 Mercedes buses and medical waste treatment equipment to improve school transportation and healthcare in Tizi-Ouzou.
The Tizi Ouzou penetrating road project to the East-West highway remains stalled for the 15th day due to unpaid salaries and potential layoffs.
Algerian football: JSK beats MOB 1-0 in Kabylie derby, closing gap on USM Alger
Algerian media mogul Anis Rahmani, head of Ennahar media group, has been detained at Koléa prison on charges of acquiring undue advantages and holding foreign bank accounts.
Algeria confirms 20th COVID-19 case, 17 from one family, as health ministry advises citizens to take precautions.
Algeria unveils its first national hotel brand, "Al-Kazaz," in a move to boost the country's tourism sector and preserve its cultural heritage.