While Morocco is achieving appreciable economic performance thanks to a strong and diversified private sector, Algeria continues to cling to an economic model centered on the predominance of the state in key sectors, analyzes the magazine Jeune Afrique.
Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia are disputing the paternity of zellige, the ornamental ceramic tile. Among these three North African countries, who really invented zellige?
Once close, the Moroccan and Algerian peoples "no longer know each other, no longer speak to each other, no longer love each other" because of the tensions between the two countries over the Sahara issue. This is at least the observation made by François Soudan, editor-in-chief of Jeune Afrique.
Like Morocco, Algeria wants to be among the tomato exporting countries. The country of Abdelmadjid Tebboune continues to denounce the production of tomatoes in Dakhla, in the Moroccan Sahara.
A new crisis is about to open between Morocco and Algeria. At the origin of these tensions, the lack of water caused by the severe drought that has been hitting the region for nearly five years.
Invited on the "Grand invité de l’économie" program of RFI and Jeune Afrique, Abdelhamid Addou, CEO of Royal Air Maroc , reviewed the burning issues of the moment affecting the life and survival of the Moroccan airline.
Unlike France and Algeria, Morocco has intelligently managed the crisis in the Sahel, according to Jeune Afrique.
In an analysis, François Soudan, editor-in-chief of the magazine Jeune Afrique, dissected the reign of Mohammed VI, highlighting the determination, clear vision and common sense of the Moroccan monarch who has been able to adapt to the demands of the moment.
The tourism sector in Morocco is gradually regaining the stability it knew before the coronavirus period. The return of foreign and Moroccan tourists is contributing greatly to this resurgence.
The fight against the spread of Covid-19 has allowed Morocco to increase its medical infrastructure capacities, said Moroccan Health Minister Khalid Ait Taleb.
Moroccan singer Saâd Lamjarred has decided to file a complaint against the monthly magazine Jeune Afrique, for very serious accusations that would have been made against him.
Jeune Afrique devoted an article to the long-standing tensions between Morocco and Algeria over the Sahara issue. The pan-African weekly wonders if we are heading towards an open conflict between the two countries.