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  • GHC fast tracks development of its maiden project in Morocco
    Lays foundation stone for Euro 1 billion mixed-use 'Villa Royale', a mere two months after announcing participation in this mega project Located in the prestigious Gulf Finance House (GFH) promoted Royal Resort Cap Malabata, this mega project expected to
  • "The Tunisian regime has militarised new technology"
    APN: Tunisia is said to be a relatively developed country in terms of new communications technologies. Is there a real blogging community in the country? Tahar Labidi: Tunisia is not unlike other Arab countries. All media is controlled by the government.
  • Decoding Egypt: Painful Juxtapositions
    CAIRO: To many Egyptians, juxtaposing the drawbacks of their nation with the advances of other nations is very tempting. I join the trend using three recent examples. The first incident took place in the Islamic Republic of Iran whose parliament
  • Global media executives protest Gaza press ban (AP)

    Palestinian Muslim pilgrims and supporters of Hamas, stand behind the border gate during a demonstration calling on Egyptian authorities to allow them to attend the upcoming Hajj pilgrimmage in Mecca, Saudi Arabia at the Rafah crossing, on the border with Egypt in the southern Gaza Strip, Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2008. The border has remained mostly closed by Egypt since Hamas took control of the volatile coastal territory in June, 2007.  (AP Photo/Khalil Hamra)AP - Leaders of the world's biggest media organizations filed a protest with Israel's prime minister Wednesday criticizing the government's decision to ban journalists from entering the Gaza Strip for the last two weeks.



  • India claims pirate ship sunk
    An Indian warship has exchanged fire with a pirate "mother vessel" off the hijacking-plagued Horn of Africa, leaving the ship ablaze, an official said Wednesday.
  • Somali pirates turn villages into boomtowns

    Somali pirates are arraigned in the court house of Kenya's coastal town of Mombasa on Wednesday. According to Kenyan prosecutors, the eight hijacked a Yemen fishing vessel, Waadi Omar 2, on Nov. 9 in the Gulf of Aden and held its crew hostage until the British navy intervened. Somalia's increasingly brazen pirates are building sprawling stone houses, cruising in luxury cars, marrying beautiful women — even hiring caterers to prepare Western-style food for their hostages.



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