North Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Mauritania: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Mauritania's vocational training sector has seen a 400% increase in available seats over the past seven years, according to Minister of Vocational Training and Traditional Industry, Moham...
Mauritanian government spokesperson Housseyn Ould Medou faced criticism from Wajahat al-Ahdam, secretary general of the Mauritanian Workers' Party, over comments on the case of detained b...
World Bank predicts 4.3% economic growth in Sub-Saharan Africa for 2026, up from 4.1% in 2025
Mauritania's Minister of Real Estate, Mamoudou Mamadou Aniyang, participates in the first edition of Abidjan Real Estate Days in Côte d'Ivoire.
Mauritania's Ministry of Finance has launched a two-day training session aimed at improving accounting quality and performance in Nouakchott's nine tax offices.
Mauritania's Higher Council for Education convenes its first extraordinary session of 2026 in Nouakchott, marking the start of its second term.
Mauritania's ANESP agency delivers 400 classrooms, health posts in three states
Mauritania's Minister of Land Affairs reviews land governance efforts in Abidjan, highlighting reforms and digitalization initiatives.
Mauritania's Foreign Minister Mohamed Salem Ould Merzoug met with German Ambassador Florian Rindell to discuss bilateral cooperation and regional issues.
The Mauritanian Ministry of Education and UNESCO organized a joint workshop in Nouakchott to mark World Teachers' Day, focusing on teacher development and empowerment.
Mauritania's Higher Council for Education convened its first extraordinary general assembly in Nouakchott, chaired by President Ibrahim Vall Ould Mohamed Lemine.
Mali's MAEP aims to increase public and citizen awareness of Vision 2063 and SNEDD.
