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Analysts have said Moroccan security forces "have been sitting on their hands" as tens of thousands of people crossed the border into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta, raising questions about whether the move was intentional by Moroccan authorities.
Source: Why did Morocco open the border for migrants at Spain's Ceuta enclave? (The Local (Spain))
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About 49,000 migrants entered the Spanish territory of Ceuta, a number estimated to be more than half of the city's population of about 83,600.
Source: About 49,000 migrants enter Spanish territory of Ceuta, officials say (BBC News)
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Spain's Interior Ministry estimated that 49,000 migrants crossed the border from Morocco into Ceuta in just 24 hours, with 19 people confirmed dead.
Source: Spain says 49,000 migrants stormed Ceuta border in 24 hours (The Local (Spain))
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Morocco claimed a 1-0 win over Algeria in the Wafcon 2026 tournament, while Senegal edged Kenya by the same scoreline.
Source: Africa: Wafcon 2026 - Morocco Edge Algeria, Senegal Beat Kenya to Set Up Dramatic Group a Finale (AllAfrica)
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Trump stated that Morocco named the Tiznit-Dakhla highway after him, a move that forms part of Morocco's larger ambitions in the disputed Western Sahara.
Source: Trump says Morocco named Tiznit-Dakhla highway after him: Why it matters (Al Jazeera)
Written by Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-UD-Q5_K_M at 2026-07-31 19:10 UTC. Each bullet restates one of the articles below and links to it; bullets that did not cite a real article were discarded.
Covered by more than one outlet
- Celine Dion makes triumphant return in Paris after six years sidelined by rare diagnosis
- Saudi Arabia closes East-West pipeline as Houthis tighten grip on Red Sea
- ‘Woman Unknown’ wins Gold Lion at Venice Film Festival
- Israel says it has destroyed major underground Hezbollah base
- Spanish PM Sanchez says no evidence Morocco orchestrated Ceuta border surge
- Five New Zealanders among missing tourists after deadly Nepal flash flood
- Cameroon finally wins its first Women’s Africa Cup of Nations title
Every story
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Niger mutiny exposes growing reliance on Russia
The attempted power grab has exposed deep grievances within the army and tested Niger’s ties with its Sahelian allies.
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South Africa Visa Concession Extended to 30 June 2027 for Pending Applicants
Home Affairs has pushed its visa concession out to 30 June 2027. It keeps pending applicants lawful, but it hands nobody a new right.
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South Africa ETA Is Live: How the New Travel Permit Works and What It Costs
South Africa now issues a digital travel permit before you fly. Here is who can use it, what it costs, how long approval takes, and the second form every traveller has to file.
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Why Spain’s new Sahrawi citizenship law matters to Morocco
The new citizenship bill for Sahrawis touches a sensitive fault line in Madrid’s ties with Rabat.
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Saudi Arabia closes East-West pipeline as Houthis tighten grip on Red Sea
Saudi Arabia on Saturday shut down the vital East-West pipeline after the conduit came under attack in the widening Middle East war, threatening to send energy prices soaring. The 1,200-km pipeline…
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Céline Dion makes historic Paris comeback, six years after last tour
Beloved French Canadian singer Céline Dion on Saturday returned to the stage after years battling a rare neurological disorder with a sell-out concert in an arena west of Paris. The 58-year-old…
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Danish WWII drama wins Golden Lion at Venice Film Festival
A Danish WWII drama about a woman trying to hide a wartime relationship with a Nazi was awared top prize on Saturday at The Venice Film Festival, while Gaza documentary NAZA snagged the special jury…
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Jewish ‘supercop’ runs on Arab ticket in Israeli polls – and sparks a storm
Former Israeli police officer Yoav Segalovitz's decision to run as the No. 2 candidate on the Arab Raam party ticket in the October 2026 elections marks a paradigm change in Israeli politics…
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French police suspect Normandy train derailment was result of sabotage
A police source said Saturday that French investigators suspect sabotage caused a train derailment in northwest France after a fragment of rail was found on the track. At least 44 people were injured…
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Buying Property in Morocco as a Foreigner in 2026
Buying property in Morocco as a foreigner is unrestricted except for agricultural land, and the ANCFCC title is what matters.
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Is South Africa Safe for Expats as Crime Drops
Is South Africa safe for expats? SAPS quarterly data shows some violent crime declines, yet tactical living remains central for foreigners and investors.
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Cost of Living Nairobi: Expat Budgets Jump 6%
Cost of living Nairobi for expats in 2026 shows premium rents rising up to 6% yearly as UN and regional headquarters staff compete for housing.
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Retire in Morocco 2026 Residence Permit and Costs
Retire in Morocco and you will not find a retirement visa. The route is the ordinary residence permit, plus a pension tax abatement.
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Colossal energy brings veteran investor Warren Irwin on board as Africa strategy advances
Canadian explorer adds four decades of capital-markets and offshore investment experience as it targets upstream opportunities across Africa
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Photo Exclusive: Russia Returns To Syria Bases, Contradicting 'Transfer' Claims
One month after the announcement that Russia’s bases in Syria would be “transferred” to Damascus, Russian military vessels have returned to the port of Tartus, exclusive images sourced by RFE/RL…
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Algeria: diversifying beyond oil and gas [Business Africa]
After decades of heavy reliance on oil and gas, Algeria is seeking to diversify its economy by expanding industry, agriculture, services and mining.
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UN warns of persistent corruption and violence ahead of S.Sudan polls
South Sudan has seen no progress on corruption or political stability, a United Nations commission warned on Thursday after touring the country ahead of its first-ever elections.
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Israel destroys Hezbollah tunnel network in south Lebanon, triggering 4.1-magnitude tremor
Israel said on Thursday it destroyed key tunnels built by Iran-backed Hezbollah beneath the strategic Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon, completing what it called operational control of the area…
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Europe Intelligence Brief — Tuesday, September 8, 2026
The border fence between Morocco and Ceuta, the flashpoint behind Monday's Rome meeting where Italy's Giorgia Meloni and Belgium's Bart De Wever argued over what a defended Schengen…
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Algerian rescue workers recover body of 10-year-old boy trapped in well
Rescue operations ended Saturday night in northwestern Algeria for a 10-year-old boy trapped in a well. Ayoub Hadaf died in the well despite the rescue operations that had been underway for several…
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Algerian football chiefs name Hemdani to replace Petkovic as head coach
The Algerian Football Federation (FAF) confirmed on Sunday the appointment of the former Marseille and Glasgow Rangers midfielder Brahim Hemdani as head coach.
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Zimbabwe Extends Mining Regularisation Deadline to 31 December
The Mines Ministry has granted a final extension to the end of the year, while MPs hear that lithium, chrome and silica keep leaving the country unrecorded.
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Algeria Import Requests by Tiny Firms Hit US$130bn
Companies with five staff or fewer applied to import US$130.32 billion in six months — about 2.7 times Algeria's entire goods import bill for 2025.
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Algerian boy trapped in well for days found dead
Ten-year-old Ayoub was trapped inside the 80m-deep well for four days.
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🔴 No 'solid proof' Morocco planned Ceuta migrant rush, says Spanish PM Sanchez
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Niger mutiny puts Russia’s expanding role in the Sahel to the test
Failed uprising in Niamey exposed tensions in Niger’s military, and the role of the Africa Corps in suppressing unrest.
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Niger junta puts down mutiny with help from Russia's Africa Corps
Life returned to normal in Niger's capital on Sunday, a day after mutineers stormed the presidential palace and a military base at Niamey's main airport, resisting forces loyal to the ruling junta…
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Algeria wildfire death toll expected to rise as survivors say nothing left
Algeria says at least 12 people have been killed in wildfires sweeping the northeast, with the toll expected to rise.
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France's nuclear tests in Algeria: A colonial legacy that still radiates 60 years later
As France withholds maps and refuses to help clean radioactive sites from its Sahara nuclear tests, Algeria has begun decontamination efforts on its own An Algerian man looks at a danger sign at the…
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Tuareg rebels free more Malian soldiers in prisoner swap, sources say
Tuareg rebels have freed about 60 Malian soldiers in exchange for one of their own leaders, security sources said.
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‘We only tried to save our lives’: Algerians survey wildfire devastation
Authorities recorded nearly 2,000 fires across Algeria in July alone, underscoring the growing challenge facing communities already vulnerable to extreme heat and dry conditions.
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At least 12 dead as wildfires sweep through northern Algeria
Northern Africa has experienced severe heatwaves this summer, leading to hundreds of fires across the region.
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Man drives car into group of pedestrians in French city of Caen, killing one
A car ploughed into pedestrians in the French city of Caen late Wednesday, killing one person and injuring 10 others, including seven critically. Police detained a 26-year-old man after he fled the…
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What we know about the environmental causes behind the Nepal landslide
Deadly floods along the Nepal-Tibet border on Wednesday highlighted the near-impossible task of predicting sudden landslides and mudflows in the Himalayas. Experts say the terrain can turn a blocked…
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Malian PM's visit to Algeria underlines need for mutual security goals
The acting head of the Malian government, General Abdoulaye Maiga has begun a two-day visit to Algeria. It comes amid a thaw after months of tension. RFI spoke to Bakary Sambe, the Director of the…
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Five years on from first vaccine, fight against malaria sees progress in Africa
On World Mosquito Day, attention remains focused on the devastating impact of the disease in Africa. The continent accounts for 95 per cent of malaria-related deaths worldwide. Five years after the…
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In Ceuta, migrants stranded at Europe’s gates await their fate
Weeks after some 70,000 migrants tried to cross from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, the ones who chose to stay have settled on El Trampolin beach. They hail from various countries, speak…
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🔴 Cameroon beats Malawi to win Women’s Africa Cup of Nations for the first time
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WAFCON: Malawi and Cameroon face off for historic first crown
Malawi and Cameroon will face off this Sunday in Rabat at 9pm Paris time in the final of the Women's Africa Cup of Nations. A surprising matchup, with each nation hoping to secure the first…
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Mali says 82 soldiers captured by armed groups have been freed
Malian army says the soldiers were held prisoner by Tuareg and al-Qaeda-linked armed groups in the northern region.