Mauritanian Prime Minister Outlines Government Action on Power Plant Investigation
Mauritania's Prime Minister Moktار Ould Ajeib details government actions following a probe into power plant fires.
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Mauritania's Prime Minister Moktار Ould Ajeib details government actions following a probe into power plant fires.
Mauritania's government has released a report on the 2026 fires at two power plants, identifying multiple factors contributing to the incidents.
Mauritania's Nouadhibou authorities pledge to impose fines and penalties on those who dispose of waste randomly and block streets with construction debris.
Mauritania's President Mohamed Ould Ghazouani receives report on investigation into fires at state-owned power company SOMLEC, citing contractual breaches by construction company CTM and ...
Mauritanian Minister of Real Estate, Mamoudou Mamadou Aniyang, urges African countries to successfully implement real estate reforms to boost economic growth and create jobs.
Mauritanian MP demands protection of national interests in EU fishing agreement renewal
Mauritania faces challenges with fake bloggers and journalists
Biram Ould Dah Ould Abeid questions government's use of funds to promote its image and discredit opposition.
Five young Mauritanians are participating in the 2026 FIRST Global Challenge in Incheon, South Korea, from October 7-10, showcasing their skills in robotics and technology.
Mauritania will participate in the 2026 ITIE World Conference in Brussels, aiming to promote transparency and shared prosperity in the extractive industry.
Mauritania's Ministry of Islamic Affairs and Primary Education has called on imams to unify their Friday sermons on the importance of education.
Mauritania's Health Minister announces measures to build a more organized and governed pharmaceutical sector