Morocco has taken a further advance this time in energy storage as well described in Solar energy storage breakthrough unveiled in a drive to deliver affordable round-the-clock renewable energy to millions by Robin Whitlock. Friday, March 6, 2020 Renewable energy storage company, Azelio, has integrated a unique energy storage technology at the world’s largest solar power […]
Originally posted on Wanderlust Finders:
Oum El Ma Lake in the middle of the desert, Libya
Originally posted on Ashley Gould:
Roman ruins of Timgad, late afternoon at Trajan’s Arch, Algeria
Originally posted on & Arablit:
The author of the acclaimed Algerian graphic novel Fatma n’Parapli, Safia Ouarezki, talks about the people behind the characters in her striking debut: By Nadia Ghanem Fatma n’Parapli (Fatma of the umbrella) is a comix written in Algerian Derja by Safia Ouarezki. It was a family project: inked by Soumeya Ouarezki,…
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The Spartan Court by Algerian novelist Abdelouaheb Aissaoui is one of the 16 novels on the International Prize for Arabic Fiction (IPAF)’s 2020 longlist: The IPAF shortlist is scheduled to be announced later today in Marrakesh. By Nadia Ghanem Abdelouaheb Aissaoui is the author of three novels and a short-story…
Originally posted on Traveling with Vera:
Finally, the big reveal! Although, if you have been following my Instagram account @travelingwith_vera, then you guessed it already some time ago. As I mentioned in the previous post, I was planning to go to Krakow, but I’ve changed my mind at the last moment. And if you wonder…
Originally posted on Food for Thought RD:
Happy Hump Day! Wednesday at our house is breakfast for dinner night. I love this tradition for several reasons. First, I don’t have to think about it too much when I’m meal planning. It’s set. Second, most of the time we use staples I already buy or leftovers…
