Khartoum, Sudan (PANA) - The Sudanese government is to evacuate its nationals from the Central African Republic (CAR) following the unrest in that country.
Society

Khartoum, Sudan (PANA) - Sudan on Saturday asked the US to remove its name from the list of sponsors of international terrorism if it is indeed willing to normalise relations with the African nation.
Politics

At least 20,000 people march against Mahamadou Issoufou's rule, accusing government of corruption and media censorship.

At least two students killed and over 100 arrested as protesters defy anti-terror law outlawing Muslim Brotherhood.

Forze ordine arrestano 148 manifestanti in varie città

Esercito, sconfitti ribelli in Alto Nilo, ricca regione petrolio

In centinaia in piazza a Tripoli e a Bengasi

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Le proteste dei Fratelli Musulmani , definiti ?organizzazione terroristica?. Sette persone arrestate nella notte

Tunis, Tunisia (PANA) ? The political and economic crisis in Tunisia, since the change of regime in 2010, has negatively affected the industrial and commercial sector, including the craft industry that has been, for decades, the main source of revenue for hundreds of thousands of Tunisian craftsmen.
Economy

Laurent Touchard travaille depuis de nombreuses années sur le terrorisme et l'histoire militaire. Il a collaboré à plusieurs ouvrages et certains de ses travaux sont utilisés par l'université Johns-Hopkins, aux États-Unis. Cette semaine il revient sur l'histoire, peu connue, des Touaregs ex-Libyens qui étaient pro-Bamako.

Le groupe marocain Ynna Holding et Louvre Group ont décidé de résilier le contrat de gestion pour compte qui les liait depuis février 2013. Les deux sociétés comptent désormais explorer d’autres formes de partenariat.

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa ndash; South Sudanrsquo;s government has agreed to end fighting with rebel forces, East African leaders announced Friday, in a deal that will hinge on whether rebel leader Riek Machar agrees to the truce.

Three people are killed in fresh clashes between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and police across Egypt.

At least 11 people, including six soldiers, are killed by a remote-controlled bomb in a restaurant in the Somali capital Mogadishu, witnesses say.

The government of South Sudan agrees to an immediate ceasefire but the rebel leader tells the BBC conditions for a truce are not in place.

[SPS]Bir Lehlu -President of Republic Secretary General of the POLISARIO Front Mohamed Abdelaziz invited the United Nations to intervene to protect 'defenseless' Saharawi citizens in the occupied territories of Western Sahara from 'such inhuman and unacceptable practices' carried out by Morocco, in a letter sent Thursday to UN secretary General Ban Ki-Moon.

[Aswat Masriya]Egypt's Defence Minister Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has allocated a military aircraft for transporting urgent humanitarian aid to South Sudan.

[Egypt Online]Minister of Irrigation and Water Resources Mohamed Abdel-Motleb disclosed that consultations are currently being underway with the Sudanese and Ethiopian counterparts to render successful the forthcoming ministerial meeting to be held Khartoum during the first week of January 2014.

[VOA]The price for a barrel of oil rose above 100 dollars Friday amid concerns over instability in Libya and South Sudan, plus a growing U.S. demand for fuel.

Le proteste dei Fratelli Musulmani , definiti ?organizzazione terroristica?. Sette persone arrestate nella notte

Lagos, Nigeria (PANA) - Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan has ordered a probe into the case of a 34-year-old woman, Mrs. Alexandra Ossai, who lost her seven-month pregnancy after she was allegedly kicked in the stomach by her Lebanese boss, the private Punch newspaper reported Friday.
Gender

Lagos, Nigeria (PANA) - Nigeria spends over 3.2 billion naira (US$20 million) yearly on the oversea's training of aviation personnel including pilots, air traffic controllers and others, according to local media reports on Friday.
Economy

Lagos, Nigeria (PANA) - Work resumed throughout Nigeria Friday after the two-day public holiday declared by the federal government to enable Christians to celebrate Christmas, which marks the birth of Jesus Christ, as well as Boxing Day, the day set aside for exchanging gifts.
Social

Nouakchott, Mauritania (PANA) ? The Mauritanian Ministry of Sports will Saturday organize a telethon to raise funds for the participation of Mauritania?s national football team (the Mourabitounes) at the African Cup of Nations Championship for locally-based players (CHAN), the Mauritanian Football Federation announced here Friday.
Sports

Nouakchott, Mauritania (PANA) ? The Mauritanian authorities have introduced a system of biometric visa delivery service at the Nouakchott international airport.
Society

Khartoum, Sudan (PANA) - The UN is evacuating hundreds of Ugandan, Kenyan, Ethiopian and Somali nationals from the oil-rich Bentiu state of south Sudan, according to the UN-run Radio Miraya in South Sudan.
Society

Nouakchott, Mauritania (PANA) - The Mauritanian government has condemned the attacks perpetrated in Daghlalia, Egypt, according to a statement here Friday issued by the Mauritanian foreign affairs and cooperation ministry.
Society

Nairobi, Kenya (PANA) - East African leaders have kicked off their push for a solution to the crisis in South Sudan with a strong condemnation of the reported coup attempt against the administration of President Salva Kiir and a call for an end to military hostilities.
Politics

Police say at least eight people were killed in bombing targeting government offices in Mogadishu.