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Morocco
UNESCO closes Pegasus chapter

A Moroccan employee of the UN organisation who was sacked over suspicions she leaked in-house documents containing information about how it financed an investigations platform has been reinstated. [...]

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Morocco
Audrey Azoulay
Division of Internal Oversight Services
Freedom Voices Network
International Labour Organization
Nicholas Jeffreys
Ouafae B
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Kenya begins digitising its heritage with French help

The Lamu Museum is due to inaugurate Kenya's first virtual gallery on 29 November.

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Abuja, Pretoria and Djibouti urge UNESCO-UNRWA cooperation to be upheld

Nigeria, Djibouti and South Africa are among 12 countries to have called for continued collaboration between UNESCO and the UN Palestinian refugee agency UNRWA. The re-election of Donald Trump in the US has raised doubts over the organisation's future.

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Morocco
GE and Mitsubishi in the running for Al Wahda gas plant

GE and Mitsubishi are neck and neck to win a giant contract to build a gas plant in Al Wahda for the Moroccan power distribution bureau.

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South Africa
Pretoria defends top South African UNESCO official demoted for harassment

South Africa's Shamila Nair-Bedouelle, a UNESCO assistant director-general, has been demoted after accusations of harassment. Pretoria said the punishment was excessive and denounced the UN agency's "culture of fear and intimidation".

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Assistant Director-General of UNESCO Shamila Nair-Bedouelle addresses the closing session of World Science Forum, WSF, in Budapest, Hungary, 23 November 2019.

Morocco
Pegasus scandal: the dismissal of a Moroccan civil servant rocks UNESCO

Ouafae B, a Moroccan official of the UN agency, was the subject of an internal disciplinary procedure linked to the revelation of the contract between UNESCO and the Freedom Voices Network, the journalists' collective at the origin of the Pegasus scandal.

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Morocco
Pegasus affair makes waves at UNESCO

A Moroccan official at UNESCO is under internal investigation. She is accused by her management of having disclosed details of the contract with Freedom Voices Network, which investigated the Pegasus spy software.

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Audrey Azoulay
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From Tripoli to Benghazi, Turkish trader BGN's oil odyssey

Senegal
Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

Morocco
UNESCO closes Pegasus chapter

Kenya
Kenya begins digitising its heritage with French help

Africa
Abuja, Pretoria and Djibouti urge UNESCO-UNRWA cooperation to be upheld

Morocco
GE and Mitsubishi in the running for Al Wahda gas plant

South Africa
Pretoria defends top South African UNESCO official demoted for harassment

Morocco
Pegasus scandal: the dismissal of a Moroccan civil servant rocks UNESCO

Morocco
Pegasus affair makes waves at UNESCO