Malian Journalist Highlights Digital Violence Against Children
Journalist Siguéta Salimata Dembélé warns of rising digital violence against children in Mali
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Journalist Siguéta Salimata Dembélé warns of rising digital violence against children in Mali
Ahmed Ould Amar Ould Ely named Best Young Leader of the Year by American Global Business Awards
Thirty-three Mauritanian journalists attend a two-day training workshop in Nouakchott to improve their coverage of migration issues.
Le Forum de Bamako sur le Numérique et la Cohésion Sociale s'est tenu mardi dans la capitale malienne, réunissant des représentants d'institutions, des professionnels des médias et des pa...
Femafoot's 53rd General Assembly opens in Bamako, focusing on reforms, financial reports, and electing commission members.
Mauritania's Agriculture Minister calls for improved planning and coordination
Mauritania's potential integration into the Arab Maghreb Union could boost its economy and enhance regional stability.
Mauritania's Minister Delegate for Decentralization and Local Development, Yaacob Salem Vall, highlights the significance of the migration and asylum file.
Mauritania's electricity company, Somlec, has announced a temporary disruption to its smart meter credit purchase system, "Minassif", on Wednesday.
Mauritania's Naha Mint Hamdi Ould Mouknass faces criticism for her over three-decade-long tenure in politics.
Some schools in Dakar reopened for the new academic year, despite damage from recent floods.
Mauritania's Foreign Minister Mohamed Salem Marzouk says the government has implemented several reforms to strengthen ties between Mauritanians abroad and the homeland.