Mauritania's Military Opens Applications for US Military Academies
Mauritania's military has announced the opening of applications for two US military academies, with eligible candidates able to apply until October 27.
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Mauritania's military has announced the opening of applications for two US military academies, with eligible candidates able to apply until October 27.
23 Mauritanian doctors claim manipulation in scholarship allocation for medical specialization in Algeria
Registration for Mauritania's Higher Institute of Judiciary and Judicial Professions opens on October 26 for judiciary and judicial clerk positions.
A dust storm hit Mauritania's capital, Nouakchott, on Friday evening, reducing visibility and affecting traffic.
Burkina Faso's government approves $4 billion project to provide electricity to all citizens within 10 years.
Mauritania's central bank invites nominations for its 2026 excellence award in economic and financial innovation, aiming to promote scientific excellence and recognize Mauritanian expertise.
Mawsem Asila honors Moroccan writer Mubarak Rabie with a book and discussions on his five-decade literary career.
Mauritania's newly formed cabinet convened its first meeting on Wednesday, following the government's announcement on Saturday.
Mauritania's Naha mint Mouknass has served in various government roles across multiple regimes, sparking questions about her enduring presence in the country's politics.
Mauritania's new government, led by President Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani, aims to balance continuity and renewal.
Three elderly individuals, including a 106-year-old woman, were honored in Gao, Mali, during the 31st edition of the Solidarity Month.
La 31ᵉ édition du Mois de la solidarité et de la lutte contre l’exclusion a été lancée à Mopti avec la distribution de 600 kits scolaires et de dons aux personnes vulnérables.