ALGIERS, March 29 (Reuters) - Algeria has enough food to meet its needs for the next few months despite a surge in demand since the start of the coronavirus outbreak, officials said on Sunday. Algeria ...

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Pensacola food truck owner Ali Kara didn't speak a word of English when he moved his family to the U.S. from the North African country of Algeria in 1995. Ali, his wife and three small children were ...

I recently had a fascinating time experiencing some of the food and sights in Algeria. Located in northern Africa, it is the largest country in Africa and filled with lots of history and delicious ...

Farid Zadi is finishing off a tagine of lamb shanks braised with nuts and apricots in spicy tomato sauce, the crown of a meal that includes four Algerian salads and the flaky filo snacks called brik.

Sahrawi refugees have lived in camps in Algeria’s remote desert region of Tindouf for decades. With the COVID-19 pandemic, the war in Ukraine, and spiralling food and transport costs stretching ...

Workers pick grapes in a vineyard in the Sidi Bel Abbes highlands in Algeria. The country’s rise over the past decade when it comes to wine production highlights the opportunities there for investment ...

ALGIERS, Algeria – Two demonstrators died in spreading unrest over rising food prices in this North African nation, the interior minister said Saturday and the government announced that it will cut ...

Farid Zadi is finishing off a tagine of lamb shanks braised with nuts and apricots in spicy tomato sauce, the crown of a meal that includes four Algerian salads and the flaky filo snacks called brik.