Stalemate appears to still prevail on the ground in Libya but it could be broken once and for all by a change in the stance of neighbouring countries. At present, the fact Muammar Gaddafi clings to power is due largely [.
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In conjunction with Britain’s consulate-general in Casablanca, the British overseas investment agency UK Trade & Investment is strongly urging British [...]
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The heady days of French, German and North American cereal exporters following the drought in Russia last year and Moscow’s [...]
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Algeria’s biggest private company, Cevital, is poised to inaugurate two new hypermarkets, at Mostaganem and Bouira. They are to open [...]
Confined previously to guarding premises and transferring cash, private security firms are now looking at a promising market in post-revolutionary [...]
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Plans by the Jordanian pharmaceutical group Philadephia and Tunisia’s Simed to build a new plant in Sfax (MC 914) are [...]
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Now that Muammar Gaddafi’s naval forces have been cowed by NATO’s fighter aircraft and helicopters, Libyan insurgents have been able [...]
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Barack Obama could become the first serving American president to visit Tunisia. Maghreb Confidential understands that Obama promised Tunisia’s acting [...]
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With the security picture worsening in Benghazi as pro-Kadhafi elements try to sow havoc in the city, the atmosphere in [...]
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Issued on June 12, a report by a mission that assessed the Libyan insurgency (in which the former boss of [...]
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Afif Chelbi, who served as Tunisia's minister for industry and [...]
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Zohra Drif-Bitat, who was named a senator by president Abdelaziz [...]
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Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz, Mauritania's president, may be thinking re-setting relations [...]
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Orange Tunisia won't have its articles of association change for [...]
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NTC (National Transition Council), the ruling body in Libya’s insurgency, [...]
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Cargill, the American food and drink giant, wants to become [...]
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Prison Authority in Morocco has called for bids for the [...]
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Tunisia’s former ambassador to Rome, Montassar Ouilli, has no intention [...]
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A Mazars Masnaoui report on the mobile telephone industry commissioned [...]
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Former boss of Planet and Divona Telecom and architect of [...]
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The son in law of ousted Tunisian president Zine el-Abidine [...]
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A former top figure in Polisario who rallied to Morocco, [...]
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Despite attacks against his shadowy political role (MC 971), Kamel [...]
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A top figure in Brussels’ lobbying circles (he chairs the [...]
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Guitarist Hichem Hemrit organized a Tunisian tour for Remarkable Current [...]
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