Morocco Investors fear Morocco riots
afrol News, 27 February - Foreign investors are shying away from Morocco as protests have turned violent. Moroccan stocks are falling, the tourist sector is seeing cancellations and investor groups discuss what to do.
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Egypt "Egypt is safe; Tourists, come back!"
afrol News, 25 February - Egyptians are calling on tourists to start returning to their country, now being safe. Indeed, very low prices and an enthusiastic population create a perfect environment for Egypt travellers.
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Egypt Egypt banks reopen as protests continue
afrol News, 6 February - Banks reopened in Egypt today for the first time since the unrest started in a government attempt to display a return to normality. But central Cairo is again filling up with protesters demanding change.
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Tunisia Tunisia tourism industry badly hit by revolt
afrol News, 14 January - While most Tunisians celebrate the victory of the people in ousting Dictator Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, the country's key tourism industry sees a large negative impact from the riots and revolution. Tourists are already being evacuated from Tunisia.
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