Algeria has long positioned itself as a champion of «just causes», notably Western Sahara and Palestine. Yet its record during its tenure on the United Nations Security Council tells a very different story. The 2024–2025 term has marked an unprecedented weakening of Algerian diplomacy.
The French sports website RMC Sport published an article focusing on King Mohammed VI’s absence from the opening ceremony of the Africa Cup of Nations, before quietly removing it from both its official website and social media platforms. The decision came after a wave of criticism directed at the outlet online. The incident has raised questions about the editorial motivations behind such coverage and the way certain media outlets handle Africa’s most important sporting
À Gand, ville du nord-ouest de la Belgique, la communauté marocaine est appelée à se mobiliser pour aider Hafsa, une fillette marocaine de 11 ans, atteinte d'une maladie sanguine grave, bêta-thalassémie, est en recherche urgente d'une greffe de cellules souches. Pour maximiser ses chances, le donneur idéal doit être d'origine nord-africaine. Hafsa nécessite des transfusions régulières et seule une greffe de moelle
Le groupe AKDITAL a annoncé mardi la signature d'un protocole d'accord pour l'acquisition de l'intégralité du Taoufik Hospitals Group (THG) en Tunisie, pour un montant total de 90 millions de dollars (environ 900 millions de MAD). La transaction est toutefois soumise aux approbations réglementaires habituelles. Créé en 2014, le Taoufik Hospitals Group gère quatre hôpitaux privés en Tunisie, offrant une capacité totale de plus
El grupo AKDITAL anunció el martes la firma de un protocolo de acuerdo para adquirir en su totalidad el Taoufik Hospitals Group (THG) en Túnez, por un valor total de 90 millones de dólares (aproximadamente 900 millones de dirhams marroquíes). No obstante, la transacción está pendiente de las aprobaciones regulatorias habituales. Fundado en 2014, el Taoufik Hospitals Group opera cuatro hospitales privados en Túnez, con una capacidad total que
En Gante, una ciudad del noroeste de Bélgica, la comunidad marroquí ha sido convocada a unirse en solidaridad para ayudar a Hafsa, una niña marroquí de 11 años que sufre de beta-talasemia, una grave enfermedad sanguínea. Hafsa necesita con urgencia un trasplante de células madre para poder superar esta condición. Para aumentar sus posibilidades de encontrar un donante compatible, se busca a alguien de origen norteafricano. Actualmente,
Since Monday, claims have been circulating online alleging that an Algerian journalist covering the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, currently being held in Morocco, was expelled by Moroccan authorities for failing to obtain the required accreditation to cover the tournament. The reports specifically point to Ennahar TV correspondent Kamel Mahoui. However, according to a well-informed source contacted by Yabiladi, the journalist was not expelled. He «left Morocco of his own accord, boarding a
AKDITAL has signed a memorandum of understanding to acquire 100% of Taoufik Hospitals Group (THG) in Tunisia for a total value of $90 million (about MAD 900 million), the group announced in a press release on Tuesday. The completion of the transaction remains subject to customary regulatory approvals. Founded in 2014, Taoufik Hospitals Group operates four private hospitals in Tunisia, with a combined capacity of more than 600 beds, including 100 intensive care beds. The group employs over
Moroccans in Ghent, a city in northwest Belgium, are being urged to register as stem cell donors to help Hafsa, an 11-year-old Moroccan girl in critical need of a transplant. A compatible donor must share her blood type and be of North African descent, making Moroccans her best chance. Hafsa is suffers from beta thalassemia, a potentially life-threatening blood disorder that requires regular blood transfusions. The only treatment that can permanently cure her condition is a bone marrow
Cameroon football legend François Omam-Biyik says this edition of the Africa Cup of Nations holds special meaning for him. Currently being staged in Morocco, it marks the second time the country hosts the continental competition, one that Omam-Biyik not only took part in back in 1988, but also won on Moroccan soil with the Indomitable Lions. «In 1988, I was part of the Cameroon national team that won the AFCON in Morocco», he told CAFOnline on Tuesday. At the time, however,