Landowners in Mauritania's Tiyert Protest Over Confiscated Plots
Landowners in Mauritania's Tiyert protest over confiscated plots
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Landowners in Mauritania's Tiyert protest over confiscated plots
Mauritania's Public Function and Labor Minister, Meryem Bent Bejjil, emphasizes the importance of developing inspection methods and tools to improve efficiency and adapt to labor market c...
Mauritania faces challenges in achieving food sovereignty due to water scarcity and climate change, but experts say a bioeconomy and sustainable agriculture can help.
A veteran Mauritanian journalist is calling for a major overhaul of the country's media sector, citing concerns over the blurring of lines between journalism, blogging, and influence pedd...
Egypt, Eritrea, Somalia, and Sudan call for peaceful solutions to regional disputes at a summit in Egypt.
Mauritania's independent investigation into twin power station fires in Nouakchott is nearing its end, with authorities set to announce findings soon.
Mauritania's Education Minister, Huda Babah, has announced that improving education quality will be the top priority for the 2026-2027 academic year.
Mauritania's second National Culture and Arts Week wraps up in Tougenin, promoting cultural exchange and national unity.
ECOWAS plans to enhance collective security to counter terrorism
Mauritanian teachers' union urges government to improve working conditions, implement union representation, and provide career advancement opportunities.
A three-day training course aimed at enhancing the capacities of local elected officials in governance kicked off in Mauritania's city of Selibabi.
Mauritania's Coalition for Democratic Alternation in 2029 denounces the abuse of two opposition deputies, Mariam Cheikh and Kamou Achour.