A Mauritanian terrorist killed during the last week raid against Al Quaida:

The authorities in Mauritania have just identified a Mauritanian called Abdel Kader Ould Ahmedna among the dead bodies of the terrorists who were killed last week by the army.
Abdel Kader Ould Ahmedna is a very active member of Al Quaeda in the Maghreb Islamic. He has joined the terrorist group in 2005 and has participated in many terrorist attacks in Mauritania, Mali, Niger and Algeria. He is also considered to be the brain behind the suicide attack which has targeted the French embassy in Nouakchott in 2009 and has caused many injuries among the French security servicemen and innocent pedestrians.
Also, his brother, who is called Ahmed Ould Ahmedna is now jailed in Nouakchott for terrorist activities.

Mauritanian Army raided Al Quaida camp in the desert and killed seven terrorists:

A week ago the Mauritanian army carried out a successful attack against Al Quaida in the Maghreb. The raid left seven terrorists dead and no casualties among the Mauritanian army.
This operation is the first response from the Mauritanian Army to the numerous terror attacks committed by this terrorist group against the army and security servicemen.
From now on the terrorists will understand that there is no save heaven for them once they dare commit a terror attack on the Mauritanian soil. And the Mauritanian blood is not cheap and they will pay a heavy price for every drop they spill.

A year under Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz rule:

A year ago Mr. Mohamed Ould Abdel Azize has been elected as a Mauritanian president.
Today after his first year in office, all the Mauritanian agree that he has delivered when it comes to tackling corruption and mismanagement. However he seems unwilling to put an end to the rampant human right abuse in the country. For instance many slavery cases were unveiled and brought to justice but the victims never got a fair trial nor allowed to leave their former master and live as a free person.

The president of the country is back home:

After a long trip which took him to France and Azerbaijan, the president of the country has returned home.
In France, where he first landed, the president has attended a military parade celebrating the anniversary of the French liberation. During this parade a Mauritanian brigade has participated along side the French and thirteen other African regiments.
While in Azerbaijan, the president of the country has signed many conventions and visited the grave of Hader Alieve the late father of the Azerbaijan current leader Mr Ilham Alieve.

BP has just plugged the gashing well :

After 87 days of oil spill into the Gulf of Mexico, BP has just announced that their engineers have just succeefully stemmed the oil spill. Also BP recalled that the ultimate solution remains the relief wells which will seal off definitely that oil spill.

French president Nicola Zarkozy corrects fifty years of unfair treatment:

Today, during the celebration of France Liberation, Nicola Sarkozy the French president has unveiled an adopted decree which gives the former foreign soldiers who fought under the France command during the first and the Second World War the same right as their French colleagues.
By passing this new law the French government is going to put an end to an old injustice which have lasted for more than a half century, so the bleeding scar can recover and the relation between France and it former colonies can have a new momentum.

Before this new law was signed, the former soldiers from countries like Senegal, Mali, Morocco, and Algeria were sometimes ten times less paid than the born French soldier.

The president flew to Paris:

In order to take part in the ceremony commemorating France liberation on July 14, the president of the country Mr. Mohamed Ould Abdel Azize is due to arrive in Paris this afternoon.
Also this year coincide with the fifty years since France has left Africa and gave the independence to its people.
During his visit to France the president Mr Mohamed Ould Abdel Azize will meet his counterpart Mr Sarkozy the French president to discuss the current good relation between the two countries.

Stop the double standard’s policy in Mauritania :

In today’s world the discrimination upon colour, race or religion are no longer acceptable; and in country like Mauritania where different races are living together and forming the population of the country, the double standard’s policy should be stopped and people should have the same right and feel equal before law whatever their skin colour.

The case of Ahmed Ould Khatry is one of many other examples where the black people especially the Haratines are unjustly targeted and jailed while others in the same situation are enjoying their freedom and even sometimes awarded by a very good job.

In order to build a very strong country all the Mauritanian people whatever their background should be integrated and treated the same way.

Mauritanian youth’s team has attended the 2010 world cup final in Johannesburg:

As a prize, the winner of the 2010 Challenge Sidi Mohamed Abbass, which happened this year to be the team of the Kaedi1 High school, was granted a trip to South Africa and seats in the final of the 2010 football world cup.
This is the second time a Mauritanian youth team get the importunity to attend such an international event. The first time was four years ago when the Zemzem high school team was sent, after their victory of the Challenge, to attend the opening ceremony of the Germany 2006 world cup and the opening match.
Such an initiative which aims to motivate our youths to play football deserves a special praise and support from the highest authority in the country.

Spain wins 2010 football world cup:

By a one – null against Netherland in the final, Spain won yesterday her first football world cup in history.
During the final, Spain needed an extra time in order to overcome Netherland which was unbeaten for more than two years until yesterday. By winning the world cup Spain made history and walk into the club of the world champion.
During this world cup also the best player was awarded to Diego Foreland (Uruguay), and the top goalscorer Muller (Germany).