North Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Algeria: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in North Africa
Thousands gather in Algeria to commemorate the 21st anniversary of Matoub Lounès' assassination, a prominent figure in the country's Berber movement.
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has outlined a new economic strategy, focusing on supporting the private sector and increasing control over imports.
Algeria's Kherrata Tunnel, a 6km-long passageway, is set for a major upgrade with work expected to start soon.
Tizi-Ouzou transforms into a vibrant hub during Ramadhan nights with bustling streets, packed cafes, and cultural events.
Algerian authorities have ordered a Chinese company to reinforce its workforce and equipment on a highway project in Bejaia, amid concerns over delays.
Algerian authorities face mounting pressure as 3,400 land survey requests dating back to 2017 remain unprocessed.
Tayeb Zitouni calls for internal front to protect Algeria from threats
Algeria's Béjaïa province to receive three new civil protection units by year's end, enhancing emergency response capabilities.
Algerian Minister of Agriculture Cherif Omari visits Tizi Ouzou to highlight importance of training and research in improving agricultural production.
Le FMI invite l'Algérie à assouplir son taux de change pour mieux encaisser les chocs extérieurs.
Algeria explores green hydrogen project with German companies
Algeria aims to boost cement exports and diversify external markets, leveraging its production capacity and competitive advantages.
