Magharebia
Magharebia is an online news website dedicated to coverage of North Africa. Online since October 2004,[1] Magharebia is the only regional website that publishes content identically in three languages: Arabic, English, and French. Magharebia allows visitors to comment on its articles and translates visitor-contributed comments into Arabic, English, and French.
The Magharebia website is sponsored by the United States Africa Command, the military command responsible for supporting and enhancing US efforts to promote stability, cooperation, and prosperity in the region.
It covers the topics of sports, politics, and business, as well as other topics. Magharebia focuses on Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Mauritania. It has provided comprehensive coverage of Maghreb news events such as the December 11, 2007 Algiers bombings.[2]
Magharebia added a discussion forum in May 2009 called Zawaya[3] that features opinions by panelists from the Maghreb on various topics.
References
- ↑ "Alexa data". Alexa.
- ↑ "Special Coverage: The December 11th attacks in Algeria". Magharebia.com.
- ↑ zawaya.magharebia.com
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