Algeria’s Bold Move on Wheat Import

Algeria's wheat import from France has been banned as it faces a sharp decline due to its quality and pricing. Poor procurement may pose a threat to global markets as Algeria estimates more imports from other regions. Will Algeria's decision be a boon or maybe a major setback as all the other countries have a [...]

Libya Opposes Displacement of Palestinians Amid Ongoing Crisis

The Libyan government has officially rejected any attempts to forcibly displace Palestinians from their homeland. As tensions escalate in Gaza, some international actors have proposed relocating Palestinians to other countries, but Libya has firmly stated that such displacement would be unjust and unacceptable. Libya emphasizes the right of Palestinians to remain in their land and [...]

Egyptian Firms Launch Industrial City Project in Libya to Boost Economy

A consortium of 34 Egyptian companies has announced the establishment of a large-scale industrial city in Libya. This initiative aims to strengthen economic ties between the two nations while contributing to Libya’s post-war reconstruction efforts. The industrial city will include various sectors such as manufacturing, logistics, and infrastructure, creating job opportunities and enhancing regional trade. [...]

Fighting Sexual Violence Against Women And Minors In Mauritania

Sexual violence against women and minors in Mauritania is a widespread issue, exacerbated by cultural taboos and underreporting. Despite statistics showing significant cases of physical and sexual violence, many remain silent due to societal pressures. Commissioner Hindou Mohamed Laghdaf’s brigade works tirelessly to address these crimes, raising awareness, encouraging reporting, and supporting survivors. Though progress [...]

Latest from Mauritania

Mauritania is a North African desert country which meets the sea on one side. This country has a dark secret that the government strives hard to hide from the world – SLAVERY! Although on paper, the government has banned slavery since 1981 and criminalized the ownership of slaves in 2007, over 20% [...]

South Sudan’s Economic Revival

South Sudan is reeling in financial turmoil. Government employees, including the armed forces, have not been paid for months. A vast majority of these unpaid employees do not go to work anymore and crippling government services. Without significant foreign investment, the population depends heavily on these government services. South Sudan is oil-rich; however, the country depends [...]

South Sudan’s economic woes continue

South Sudan's primary source of income was through oil revenues. Oil transportation is through a network of pipelines that go through Sudan. The civil war in Sudan saw the rupturing of the main pipeline. The country is spiraling down into an economic disaster with no other backup infrastructure. Over 75% of the South Sudanese population [...]

Why has the world forgotten Sudan?

With ten million people displaced and staring at a potentially deadly famine, the Sudanese people are in a difficult position. Yet, no one in the world seems to care about this civil war. A few countries are happy to supply weapons and increase the longevity of this deadly conflict. However, none of the world's big [...]

WIN Faith Series: Training Videos

Won’t you help us to go into all the world (10/40 Window) and preach the good news to all creation and make disciples? Join Window International Network (WIN) as we work to inform, equip, and mobilize networks of prayer around the globe to empower effective evangelism, church growth, and discipleship in [...]

Gold Funds Bloodshed in Sudan

Sudan Population: 41.5 million Christian Percentage: 5 percent Dominant Religion: Islam Persecution Ranking: 10 This month marks the beginning of the second year of a war in Sudan that has destroyed the lives of millions. About 6.3 million are displaced, and nearly two million have left Sudan for [...]

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