Recent Rainfall Exposes Infrastructure Disparities in Mauritania's Capital
Heavy rainfall in Nouakchott reveals stark contrast in construction quality between two newly built bridges.
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Heavy rainfall in Nouakchott reveals stark contrast in construction quality between two newly built bridges.
Mauritania's President Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani sparks debate on the country's future, emphasizing the need for a modern state and citizenry.
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Mauritania's new academic year is set to begin on October 5, with online registration for students opening on September 28.
Activists in Mauritania discuss state policy towards vulnerable groups in a meeting held in Nouakchott, calling for greater inclusion and social justice.
Mauritania's former minister, Ahmed Ould Sidi Bab, discusses national unity and the country's future.
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Mauritania marks Soninke Language Day, highlighting cultural and linguistic diversity
World Bank financing to Mauritania reached $1.64 billion between 2019 and 2026, surpassing the total amount provided over the past six decades.
Mauritania received $1.64 billion from the World Bank between 2019 and 2026, a significant increase compared to the $1.63 billion received between 1960 and 2019.