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Railway Renaissance: Morocco Paves the Way for the Future Marrakesh, the embodiment of enchanting landscapes and vibrant culture, is at the heart of Morocco's spirited leap into the future. And leading this charge is the country's state-owned rail operator, ONCF. On a crisp Wednesday, they unfolded an audacious agenda: an impressive $2.9 billion investment to acquire 168 trains. Imagine that! These sleek machines aren’t just coming from anywhere. They're arriving from some of the most revered…

In a bold move to safeguard its youth, Britain has announced plans to enforce tougher age-verification checks on knife sales, aiming to prevent minors from obtaining these dangerous items. This initiative comes on the heels of a tragic event that gripped the nation: the admission of a teenager who brutally took the lives of three young girls at a Taylor Swift-themed dance event. The horrific knife attack perpetrated by Axel Rudakubana in July has been described by Prime Minister Keir Starmer as one of the most painful…

In the bustling heart of Mogadishu, a grave warning has been sent out by some of Somalia's prominent figures: ex-President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, former Prime Minister Hassan Ali Kheyre, and MP Abdirahman Abdishakur Warsame. They've raised the alarm about the malpractice of snapping up public land across the city. On a Saturday that will not soon be forgotten, these political bigwigs came together, pointing accusatory fingers at the federal government for shifting locals away and grabbing territory meant for education and…

The purchase of a new Airbus "A320 Neo", which will be delivered on July 16, does not go unnoticed. The opposition and civil society demand accountability, the government is trying to explain. as reported from Dakar, Charlotte idrac"It was time to replace the presidency's A319," according to the minister's spokesman for the…

While the campaign for the presidential election on March 21 closes this Friday in Congo-Brazzaville, an activist movement called "Progress" has since the beginning of the week campaigned against the purchase of conscience, as citizens have avoided voting with full responsibility during this election, for which outgoing President Denis Sassou-Nguesso, who has accumulated 36 years in power, is seeking a…

A Kenyan court on Wednesday found two men guilty of their role in helping al-Shabaab gunmen who attacked the Westgate shopping center in Nairobi in 2013 and killed 67 people. A third man accused of the attack was acquitted. Following a trial that began in January 2014, Judge Francis Andayi found that Mohamed Ahmed Abdi and Hassan Hussein Mustafa conspired with and assisted the four assailants who died in a siege claimed by the Somali-based al-Qaida-based group. The third accused, Liban Abdullahi Omar, was acquitted of…