Muammar Gaddafi's Wife, Children Confirmed in AlgeriaThe Algerian government confirmed that Muammar Gaddafi's wife, Safiya, has entered Algeria, along with daughter Aisha and sons Hannibal and Mohammed, who have in turn brought their own children. It is not clear whether or...
British motorists are among the top three most expensive countries in the world for fuel drivers pay on average 135p (US$2.209759419) a litre, $8.36 per US gallon, whereas Norway's capital Oslo drivers pay 164p...
Algiers: Enthused by the successful people’s uprising in Egypt, Algeria and Yemen also appear to be sailing in the same boat. Protests for ouster of governments were already reported from both the countries. In Algiers, capital of Algeria, thousands of protesters violated...
RACHIDA DATI, a woman of Maghrebian origin WHICH SE DISTINGUISHES IN FRANCE. Woman of exception, one cannot overlook, the nomination of a Frenchwoman resulting from immigration “father Moroccan, Algerian mother”...
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Morocco plans to use solar energy to produce 40% of the kingdom’s energy needs. With no oil reserves and over 3,000 hours of sunshine per year, solar power is a viable source of energy for the modest needs of its...
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The Algeria-Malawi game ended with a stunning victory for the Malawian side, as Malawi defeated Algeria 3-0. This is Malawi's first win at the Africa Cup of Nations tournament. Last time Malawi faced Algeria, the score was 3-0, but with Algeria as the victors back...
Zidane visited the Algerian National Football/Soccer Team at their hotel in France. The visit ocurred as the team initiated its training for the 2010 World Cup. Rabah Saadane who is the coach of the Algerian National Football /Soccer Team was surprised and delighted at the...
Algeria 1-0 Egypt
The nation of Sudan played host to the bitter rivalry in World Cup history between Algeria and Egypt. It appeared that both teams were competing for domination but Antar Yahia scored a goal for...
By, Uwe Paschen. Vive la France. (14 Juillet Fete National) or should that be Vive Paris? Today as in 1680 under the war hungry King Louis the XIV of France, who once said that “Paris is France but France will...
opinion by Uwe Paschen | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago 1744 views | 75 recommendations | 18 comments
By, Uwe Paschen. E.U. Suspends all aid to Niger and freezes all accounts. After Failure of the Niger Government to comply with EU demands as reported in an earlier post. (See links at the end of this post.)...
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By, Uwe Paschen. Niger is once again in trouble and this time it is of the highest concern to all involved. Causing all alarm bells to ring laud and clear with the OUA, the UN and the EU. This seems to be...
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BY ALEXANDRA STEIGRAD, MEDILL NEWS SERVICE [this story was originally published by Reuters on April 29, 2007, and ran in dozens of news outlets around the world, including Washingtonpost.com, Boston.com and NYTimes.com] to the companion story "'I have to do this.' Moroccan...
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By, Uwe Paschen. The virtual Family reunion. Yesterday was my Mothers Birthday and with only my Brother, Sister in law and nephews leaving with her nowadays due to the fact that most of us are scattered around...
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Niger Hostage release, One out of three. Last December 14th 2008 Robert Fowler, Louis Guay and Soumana Mounkaila disappeared in Niger about 40 Km from Niamey the Capital City of that country. Many conflicting...
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An incredibly rare cheeta has been photographed in the Algerian Sahara by scientists from the Zoological Society of London, while over in Britain, an incredibly rare crab has been sighted for the third time in...
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