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Algeria
Promised Sahel export hubs slow to get off the ground

Algiers has been slow to make good on its ambitions to develop Sahel trade by building logistics hubs in the far south. President Abdelmadjid Tebboune's government touted the grand plans as a means of boosting the country's influence in the region. [...]

Published on 17/12/2021 at 06:00 GMT

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Bejaia port extension to resume after 5-year hiatus

Algeria's second biggest port, which is set to play a crucial role in a number of industrial and mining projects, is to relaunch the extension project it began in 2017. Five new quays are to be built and China's CHEC has been contacted for the dredging of the port's existing docks.

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Algeria
Metito sets ball rolling for new desalination plants

Despite its promises to use state-owned construction group Cosider, the national oil giant Sonatrach has awarded a $75.4m contract to the Emirati company Metito to build one of its three new seawater desalination plants. The use of this energy-guzzling technology is however increasingly contested.

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Billionaire Abdelmalek Sahraoui's clan back on track in state construction

The former FLN MP for Mascara, Abdelmalek Sahraoui, a key business figure of the Bouteflika era, has been in prison for corruption since April. His construction company Irrigout, run by his brother Omar Sahraoui, has however just won an important road contract.

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The secrets of Demex, the trader selling Russian oil in West Africa

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Promised Sahel export hubs slow to get off the ground

Algeria
Bejaia port extension to resume after 5-year hiatus

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