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Can ECOWAS Survive the Sahel Split?

West Africa's regional bloc, ECOWAS, faces one of its toughest challenges yet—the rise of the Sahel Alliance. Can it navigate this growing division and maintain unity? Our expert panel debates the political, security, and economic implications of this rift, offering unique insights into the future of regional cooperation. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more debates on Africa's most pressing issues. #ECOWAS #SahelAlliance #WestAfricaDebates

The War on Terror in Africa: Does Western Involvement Help or Harm?

Is Western involvement aiding Africa's fight against extremism or making it worse? Join the debate as we explore the impact of foreign interventions in the War on Terror across the continent.

Exploring Algeria's maritime

🚢 With transformative infrastructure upgrades along 1,622 km of Mediterranean coastline, Algeria is sailing toward a strategic maritime network to connect with Africa, Europe, and Asia. From Annaba’s industrial growth to the world-reaching ambitions of Djen Djen and Bejaïa, the country is set to boost trade and create jobs. Want to dive deeper? Catch the full story in this episode of #AlgeriaTomorrow: https://www.africanews.com/2024/11/07/how-algerias-key-ports-annaba-djen-djen-and-bejaia-drive-economic-growth/

How Algeria's rail expansion is shaping its future

Do you like to travel by train? Consider Algeria for your next trip🚆 With a plan to expand its railway network to 15,000 kilometres by 2030, Algeria is working to connect even its most remote regions, offering a safer and greener way to explore. Get all the details in the latest episode of #AlgeriaTomorrow: https://www.africanews.com/2024/10/31/how-algerias-rail-expansion-is-shaping-its-future/

US Election: Is Africa better off partnering with China or the US ?

With the U.S. elections in full swing, Africa stands at a pivotal crossroads. Should the continent continue partnerships with the U.S., or is China a better ally for Africa’s economic growth and independence? Join us as we dive into the debate on how the next U.S. administration might influence Africa's foreign policy, trade, and infrastructure decisions. Who offers the best path forward for Africa? � Key Topics: U.S. vs. China influence in Africa Impact of foreign aid and investment Africa’s Strategic Partnerships Post-election Join the conversation and share your thoughts! � #Africa #USElection #ChinaAfricaRelations #ForeignInvestment #GlobalPartnerships #AfricaNews

Can Algeria build trust to go fully cashless?

📲 Did you know Algeria is cashing in on the digital shift? With over 53,000 payment terminals, 16.5 million bank cards, and 15.3 million online transactions by the end of 2023, the country is warming up to digital payments—with a 71% surge in the first quarter of 2024. But there’s one catch: consumer mistrust over data privacy. Can Algeria build trust to go fully cashless? Find out more in the latest episode of #AlgeriaTomorrow: https://www.africanews.com/2024/10/24/rise-of-mobile-payments-transfers-bank-cards-how-algeria-is-transitioning-to-digital-payme/

Is Migration the only path to success for the African youth?

Join our panel of young leaders from Ghana, Kenya, and Nigeria, alongside an African development expert, as they tackle the question: Is migration the only path to success for African youth? In this debate, we’ll explore both sides of the story whether leaving the continent is the key to wealth, education, and opportunities, or if there are promising pathways to success at home. Don’t miss this thought-provoking discussion on the challenges and opportunities facing Africa’s youth today. #Migration #AfricanYouth #Ghana #Kenya #Nigeria

Kabylia's delicious cheese

🧀 Are you a true cheese addict? You might love your good old brie and enjoy your Parmigiano aged for at least 24 months, but have you ever tried Algerian cheese? This one is made in the lush mountains of Kabylia from 100% local milk and a lot of love. Spoiler: it just might become your new obsession. Join Ouardia, a talented cheesemaker, as she shares her craft in this episode of #ExploreAlgeria: https://www.africanews.com/2024/10/01/discover-kabylia-algerias-emblematic-mountain-destination/

La religion, un business en Afrique ? [Africanews Debates]

Un peu plus d'un mois que le Rwanda a décidé de fermer des églises pour des raisons de sécurité et l’émergence de pratiques religieuses parfois douteuses. Au-delà des considérations légales cependant, le président Kagame a accusé les fondateurs de certaines de ces églises d’exploiter la foi des Rwandais à des fins lucratives. Le cas du Rwanda n’est pas isolé : en Côte d’Ivoire, au Nigeria, au Ghana et en Afrique du Sud, de nombreux pasteurs sont considérés comme des "businessmen de la foi". Rejoignez le débat en direct d'Africanews sur le thème "La religion, un business en Afrique ?". Nos intervenants : Donald Zagore - prêtre catholique originaire de Côte d'Ivoire, critique politique et littéraire, membre des Missions Africaines. Nicolas Kyalangalilwa - pasteur de RDC, fondateur du Congo Leadership Institute. Eric Mathias Owona Nguini. politologue, professeur associé (maitre de conférences) à la Faculté des sciences juridiques et politiques de l'Université de Yaoundé II-Soa

Djamaâ El-Djazaïr, The splendor of Algiers

Did you know that the tallest minaret in the world is in Algiers? 🕌 Standing at 265 metres, it offers a breathtaking view of the capital and soars above the Great Mosque, Djamaâ El-Djazaïr – a colossal structure that we explore in this new episode of #ExploreAlgeria: https://www.africanews.com/2024/09/03/the-real-algiers-a-journey-through-the-casbah-modern-wonders-and-culinary-delights/

👷‍♂️ Are you in the middle of a house renovation? The concrete you're using may have travelled thousands of miles - from Algeria. As a leading exporter of building materials, Algeria is making its mark on construction projects around the world. The driving force behind this growth? The strategic port of Djen Djen, which is set to boost its export capabilities even further. Find out the full story in this episode of #AlgeriaTomorrow: https://www.africanews.com/2024/08/29/a-look-inside-algerias-largest-port-how-exports-are-fuelling-the-countrys-economic-growth/

How Algeria is becoming a popular destination

Forget Egypt's pyramids and Jordan's Petra. The Kasbah of Algiers, Timgad, the Roman ruins of Djemila... Algeria is brimming with beautiful sites, and tourists are taking notice. There has been a recent surge in foreign visitors, and the country is planning to welcome even more. Find out more on this week's episode of #AlgeriaTomorrow: https://www.africanews.com/2024/08/22/as-algeria-opens-its-doors-to-more-visitors-its-tourism-sector-is-rapidly-expanding-to-hos/