Algerian Olympic champions, including boxing star Imane Khelif, teenage gymnastics gold medalist Kaylia Nemour, and men’s 800m bronze medalist Djamel Sedjati, were greeted with cheers and celebration upon their return to Algiers. Khelif’s victory, in particular, has resonated deeply with Algerian women, who view her triumph as a testament to their strength and resilience on the global stage.
Algerian boxer Imane Khelif has secured a silver medal in the Olympics despite facing online bullying and a controversial incident during her semi-final match. She is now preparing to fight for gold in the final match against China’s Yang Liu on August 10th.
Algeria, the largest nation in Africa, is experiencing a surge in tourism and economic growth, driven by its rich history, natural beauty, and strategic initiatives to boost the sector. The country boasts ancient ruins, vibrant cities, and diverse landscapes, attracting visitors from around the world. Its economy is flourishing, with robust activity in both the hydrocarbon and non-hydrocarbon sectors, leading to increased foreign reserves and economic stability.
Omar Bin Omran, who vanished from his home in Algeria in 1997, was shockingly discovered alive nearly three decades later, locked in a hay-covered cellar on a property owned by his neighbor. The 45-year-old had been assumed dead after his family could not locate him, but he was found living just yards away from his former residence. This chilling incident has sent shockwaves through the community, with the prime suspect being the victim’s 61-year-old neighbor.
