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Algeria introduces English at primary school in push to shed colonial past

Young Algerians will soon be taught English at primary school after President Abdelmadjid Tebboune announced that he was adding the language to the curriculum in response to growing demands from.

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Algeria, Nigeria, Niger Sign MOU On Gas Pipeline to Europe

To move away from relying on Russian energy, the European Union is increasingly turning to Africa for natural gas imports — and Algeria, Niger and Nigeria are looking to cash.

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Algeria and Italy Reach $4bn Gas Deal

Algeria and Italy have agreed on a deal worth $4bn and will see the North African country provide large quantities of natural gas. Algerian President, Abdelmadjid Tebboune made the announcement.

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Algeria’s council of ministers OKs purchase of 15 new aircraft for Air Algerie

The government of Algeria has approved the acquisition of additional 15 new aircraft for the country’s national airline, Air Algerie. The cabinet authorized the purchase to open new routes to.

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Libya, Algeria Meet to Discuss Border Security

President Abdelmadjid Tebboune of Algeria has expressed his country’s hope that Libya will have elections, which would be a “major step” toward ending the country’s political turmoil. On Thursday, the.

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Algeria opens tender for 150-MW solar projects

Algeria’s energy ministry is seeking bids in a tender for the installation of 150 MW of solar photovoltaic (PV) capacity across the country’s Southeast region. The tender was issued by.

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German Chancellor, Merkel, in Algeria for trade, migration talks

Chancellor Merkel is headed for Algeria to find ways to boost trade with the Mediterranean nation. But the complicated issue of migration will loom over her talks as Berlin looks.

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Algeria does not need loans, should diversify economy: World Bank

Algeria, whose oil- and gas-dependent economy has suffered from sharp falls in the oil price since 2014, has enough money and does not need foreign loans, the World Bank vice-president.

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Wanted: Female Candidates for Algeria’s Parliament Quota

Algerian law requires the next parliament to be made up of 30 percent women — but political parties across the spectrum have struggled to come up with enough female candidates.

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Algeria, Kenya Trade Ties Deepen

By Wanjala Danson, Contributor A recent deepening of economic relations between Algeria and East Africa, which could see the Maghreb country boost exports to Kenya and its neighbours via the.

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