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Fatima Zahra Mansouri becomes Morocco’s first woman prime minister
Fatima Zahra Mansouri has become Morocco's first woman prime minister after her party won the parliamentary election, setting the stage for coalition talks and major economic reforms.
Libya Flash Floods Kill One, Injure Dozens as Towns South of Tripoli Vanish Under Mud
Libya flash floods have left one person dead and at least 79 injured after torrential rain triggered mudflows, power outages and widespread infrastructure damage in towns south of Tripoli.
Morocco Election Results: PAM Wins But Most Voters Stay Home
The Morocco election results handed PAM the largest share of seats in parliament, but a turnout of just 38 percent has sparked questions about voter confidence, coalition stability and the country's political direction.
Libya’s Sharara pipeline shutdown, valve No. 7, and unfinished argument over Fezzan’s oil
The Sharara pipeline shutdown has reduced Libya's oil production by roughly a fifth after an armed group closed a key pipeline valve. The disruption has revived longstanding tensions over how oil wealth is shared in the southern Fezzan region.
Libya Salary Protests Spread to Doctors and Lecturers
Libya salary protests are expanding beyond teachers as doctors, nurses and university lecturers mobilise over pay disparities following military salary increases approved by lawmakers.
