The Moroccan/American community in Washington, DC was terribly disappointed to read in the press that Aminatou Haidar has once again managed to distract attention away from the real issues in the Sahara with false accusations of abuse and distortions of

President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali received on Tuesday a written message from King Mohamed VI of Morocco. The message which was handed to him by the Moroccan Minister of Transport and Equipment, and Special Envoy of King Mohamed VI,

The latest agreements reached by Sudan's former foes leave much work ahead to ensure their 2005 peace accord holds and to avoid a reversion to full-scale hostilities, say observers.

The five children of Mary Muwombi have grown up in the war of south Sudan. It was a harsh existence - living on the brink of death and eating whatever they could find just to survive.

Kidnappers in Darfur yesterday released two civilian employees of the Joint United Nations-African Union Peacekeeping Mission.

U.S. Sen. James M. Inhofe (R-Okla.), a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, made the following statement about Ms. Aminatou Haidar's month-long hunger strike in the Canary Islands airport in protest over her refusal to accept Moroccan identity upon

The former President, Flight Lieutenant Jerry John Rawlings arrived in Morocco on Monday, December 14, to participate in the Africities Summit taking place in the historical Moroccan market city of Marrakech.

President Mugabe on Thursday received the 40th Anniversary Medal from Libya's Brother Leader Muammar Gaddafi.

in October 2009, Tunisia's flag carrier, Tunisair, signed a program contract , with the National Agency of Energy Management (ANME) following its adoption of an energy audit initiative dubbed "Fuel Economy" Project in 2006.

Calls for the repeal of a number of repressive laws, which were introduced almost 20 years ago, have provoked a week of protests in Sudan.

Emirates SkyCargo", the freight division of Emirates airline which offers comprehensive cargo solutions to more than 100 destinations to over 60 countries on six continents, plans to achieve a 50% annual growth rate in volume of goods exported from Tunisia.

Despite major progress in recent days in forging an agreement over a 2011 referendum on independence for south Sudan, activist groups here are calling on President Barack Obama to impose tough new sanctions against the government in Khartoum.

During his meeting on Monday with the Prime Minister, Mr Mohammed Ghannouchi, President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali received a report on the outcome of the 22nd session of the Tunisian-Libyan Joint High Executive Committee, which was recently held in