In this edition: violence taints Algeria's historic qualification to the football World Cup finals in South Africa; freedom of the press in Tunisia in jeopardy; and Libya's Muammar Gaddafi teaches Italian women a thing or two.
In this edition: secrets are revealed in a case involving French monks murdered in Algeria, Mauritania's tourism industry inches its way back to life and a new kind of cabaret in Morocco.
A provocative movement in Morocco attempts to jumpstart more civil and religious freedom; US secretary of State Hilary Clinton's visit to Morocco; In Lybia, efforts are made to protect ancient African rock art from vandals.
Press freedom is under threat in Morocco as the latest of a string of journalists is sentenced for publishing alleged falsehoods about the King; Pollution threatens Morocco's beautiful beaches as laws passed to protect them are ignored.
In this edition: Incumbent President Ben Ali won another term in office. FRANCE 24 takes a look at his legacy and what his election win means for Tunisia.
In this edition: A Moroccan journalist is jailed for a year for publishing articles about the King's health, Tunisia's election campaign and Sharia adoptions in Algeria.
In this edition: Libyan leader Muammar Ghaddafi has helped negotiate a peace accord with Tuhareg rebels from Mali and Niger ; and Morocco's slums are still squalid five years after the launch of an anti-poverty programme.
In this edition: Interpol releases arrest warrants for four officials wanted in connection with the kidnapping of politician Ben Barka back in the 1960s; press censorship in Morocco; a focus on Algeria's Socialist Forces Front.
in this edition: Libya's leader Muammar Gaddafi's rambling performance at the UN assembly; the end of Ramadan gets pricey in the economic crisis; Moroccan wine is starting to rival European bottles.
In this edition: Justice is still not done for the families of those killed in 1995 terrorist attack in Paris; speed-dating Ramadan-style, and a report on French immigration, where a woman seeking medical treatment in France died waiting for a visa.
