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  • Sheata Abu Diem and his family, all members of the Zabbaleen in Cairo, unloading plastic flower pots for recycling. Credit: Jaclynn Ashly.
    EconomyEgyptEnvironmentTop story

    How Cairo’s “Garbage City” became the envy of the world

    By Jaclynn Ashly
    February 13, 2025
    Recycling Cairo’s trash for free while providing employment to tens of thousands, the Zabbaleen have much to teach other cash-strapped cities. In the scorching ...
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  • Diplomacy & geopoliticsEgyptHorn of AfricaTop story

    Ethiopia’s quest for a seaport, Egypt and the geopolitics of the Nile Basin

    By Mohamed Kheir Omer
    October 6, 2024
    Tensions between Ethiopia and Egypt go back decades and reveal a web of Cold War intrigue, clandestine diplomacy and internal meddling. With Cairo winning ...
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  • CultureEditor's PicksLibyaRuins & Monuments

    The puzzle of Libya’s ancient ruins

    By Serag El Hegazi
    August 26, 2024
    Libya is replete with ancient ruins, archaeological sites and cultural landmarks. Why aren’t the locals interested? In the summer of 2023, I went home ...
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  • A wind farm in Tunisia. Credit: Dana Smillie / World Bank.
    ClimateEconomyTop storyTunisia

    Green hydrogen: Africa is not Europe’s battery

    By Saber Ammar
    August 14, 2024
    Like elsewhere on the continent, Tunisia’s rush of proposed green hydrogen projects prioritise Europe’s needs over its own. Following the recent signing of a ...
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  • CRISIS IN SUDANEditor's PicksEgypt

    Cairo’s Faustian bargain with Brussels sends Sudanese refugees back into the cauldron

    By Nalova Akua
    July 8, 2024
    The third deal the EU is signing with a ‘partner’ state since 2016, a cash-strapped Egypt did not hesitate to justify Europe’s immigration paranoias ...
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  • EgyptExpert in the ArmchairPolitics of DisinformationTop story

    In Sisi’s Egypt ‘laws aimed at curbing disinformation are instruments of political repression’

    By Christopher Barrie & Dounia Mahlouly
    March 20, 2024
    Two global disinformation experts discuss how the criminalisation of ‘fake news’ became an excuse for a clampdown on journalists and popular online commentators. DOUNIA ...
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  • In January 2024, women in Figuig, who have been prominent in the biweekly protests against water privatisation, led a women's march.
    ClimateEditor's PicksMoroccoPolitics

    The small oasis town leading the fight against water privatisation

    By Ilhem Rachidi
    February 16, 2024
    For over 100 days, residents of Figuig in Morocco have been protesting plans to allow a private company to manage the delivery of drinking ...
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  • AlgeriaPoliticsTop story

    A pebble in the shoe: The trials of Mohad Gasmi and the invisible discrimination of southern Algeria

    By Ilhem Rachidi
    November 24, 2023
    It is not coincidental that Gasmi’s troubles began when he challenged the regime on its exploitation of mineral resources in the South. Since June ...
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  • AlgeriaMININGTop story

    A mine in the middle of paradise

    By Ilhem Rachidi
    September 9, 2023
    The Tebboune government is brutally suppressing any protest against a lead-and-zinc mine being built in a RAMSAR protected area. The region surrounding the Soummam ...
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  • AlgeriaEditor's PicksPolitics

    Algeria: The Hirak and its aftermath

    By Ilhem Rachidi
    August 1, 2023
    Algerian journalists are on the frontline of an unprecedented wave of state repression against the uprising that toppled former president Abdelaziz Bouteflika. On 22 ...
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