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 court sentences 31 individuals to prison terms and fines for import manipulation and tax evasion, with maximum sentence of 5 years and 1 million Algerian dinars fine.
Algeria's government has issued a decree to integrate students with special needs into regular schools, marking a first in the country's education history.
Algerian intellectual and politician Ahmed Taleb Ibrahimi remembered for his contributions to country's independence and cultural development
University of Algiers 2's Russian language center opens electronic registrations for new students.
Algeria reaffirms commitment to African unity and security through active engagement in continental initiatives
Algeria emphasizes its commitment to an African approach to peace and security based on dialogue and respect for sovereignty.
Algerian economy records significant growth, with predictions of 4% increase
Algerian Economic Renewal Council head Kammal Moula stresses importance of addressing unlawful practices in the country's economic sector.
Algeria's Ministry of Culture and Arts has established three new cultural festivals to promote traditional and contemporary arts.
Algerian court sentences defendants to prison terms ranging from 2 to 5 years for import invoice manipulation and tax evasion.
Le président du Parlement panafricain, Fateh Boutbig, a lancé un appel à faire de la santé une priorité budgétaire, législative et industrielle en Afrique.
Algerian Industry Minister, Professor Farid Kourtel, met with a General Motors delegation to discuss potential industrial partnerships in Algeria.
