Partially owned by the Libyan Investment Authority (LIA), the First Energy Bank (FEB) based in Bahrain remains closely linked to former luminaries of Muammar Gaddafi’s regime who took refuge in the Gulf after his downfall.
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Two years after buying the table oil manufacturer Lesieur-Cristal from the royal SNI holding company, Sofiprotéol is beefing up its [...]
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Issad Rebrab has clearly decided to make life harder for Abdelmalek Sellal’s government. While he carefully refrains from saying anything [...]
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The French computer security firm Sifaris is pretty busy in North Africa at the moment. The firm headed by Jean-Francois [...]
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The godfather of Tunisian capitalism during the entire Ben Ali era, Hedi Djilani is returning to the arena in a [...]
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The board of Orange Tunisie is to meet in extraordinary session on June 25 to examine an operation to reduce [...]
Muammar Gaddafi’s personal Airbus airliner will be able to return to Libya after being grounded for two months near the [...]
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The Moroccan steelmaker Maghreb Steel got the government on June [...]
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An affiliate of Thales that operates on military markets in [...]
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One of Switzerland's oldest hedge funds, Notz Stucki, sent its [...]
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Only a few months after acquiring two new vessels, state-owned [...]
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While the former head of Tunisia's employers' federation Hedi Djilani [...]
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The chief-of-staff of finance minister Mohamed Djellab, Farid Zineddine Tiaiba, [...]
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The French shipping company CMA CGM has entrusted management of [...]
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Operating only in Paris up to now, the Moroccan PR [...]
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According to our sources, reception centers for Libyans living in [...]
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Released in July, 2013 after spending 28 months in jail, [...]
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The Afek Tounes party headed by former transport minister Yassine [...]
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