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Beyond FarmAI: Algeria’s Agritech Startup Scene in Oran, Constantine, and Tlemcen

Beyond FarmAI: Algeria’s Agritech Startup Scene in Oran, Constantine, and Tlemcen

ALGERIATECH Editorial
January 28, 2026

Algeria feeds 46 million people from a country where roughly 12–13% of arable land is irrigated. That gap between potential and reality is the market that a generation of regional agritech founders is now working to close — and the action is not only in Algiers.

The Facebook Shop Economy: How Algerians Are Selling Billions Informally Online

The Facebook Shop Economy: How Algerians Are Selling Billions Informally Online

ALGERIATECH Editorial
January 27, 2026

Algeria's largest e-commerce channel is not an app. It is not a website.

Streaming in Algeria: Netflix, Spotify, and the Dinar Problem

Streaming in Algeria: Netflix, Spotify, and the Dinar Problem

ALGERIATECH Editorial
January 27, 2026

In December 2023, Google made a quiet but significant announcement: YouTube Music and YouTube Premium were officially launching in Algeria, with locally priced subscriptions. It was the first time a major international streaming platform had offered Algerians a legal,

Algeria’s First Fintech Law: Who Got a PSP License and What Actually Changed

Algeria’s First Fintech Law: Who Got a PSP License and What Actually Changed

ALGERIATECH Editorial
January 27, 2026

When the Bank of Algeria published Instruction No. 06–2025 on August 17, 2025, it formally ended a decade of regulatory ambiguity.

11 Mobile Banks, One Winner: Algeria’s Neobank Race Is On

11 Mobile Banks, One Winner: Algeria’s Neobank Race Is On

ALGERIATECH Editorial
January 27, 2026

When Regulation 24-64 was signed on October 13, 2024, it did not just create a legal framework for digital banks in Algeria — it started a race. More than eleven companies reportedly expressed interest in or initiated applications for digital banking licenses within the first

After Jumia’s Exit: Who Will Win Algeria’s E-Commerce Market?

After Jumia’s Exit: Who Will Win Algeria’s E-Commerce Market?

ALGERIATECH Editorial
January 26, 2026

Jumia entered Algeria in 2014 with a promise: bring the Amazon experience to Africa. Twelve years later, it has left — quietly, unceremoniously, and with Algeria accounting for just 2% of its gross merchandise value.

AI at the Border: How Algeria’s Customs and Port Systems Are Going Digital

AI at the Border: How Algeria’s Customs and Port Systems Are Going Digital

ALGERIATECH Editorial
January 26, 2026

Billions in Trade, Still Fighting Clearance Delays Algeria's ports and land borders process enormous trade volumes. In 2024, the country's ten main ports collectively handled approximately 130 million tonnes of cargo.

The Algerian Developer Stack: What Languages, Frameworks

The Algerian Developer Stack: What Languages, Frameworks

ALGERIATECH Editorial
January 25, 2026

The Numbers Behind Algerian Code For years, conversations about Algeria's tech talent have relied on anecdotes, LinkedIn impressions, and guesswork. That started to change when the State of Software Engineering in Algeria survey — a community-driven initiative modeled after

Algeria’s Audiovisual and Online Media Law: What the .dz Hosting Mandate Means for

Algeria’s Audiovisual and Online Media Law: What the .dz Hosting Mandate Means for

ALGERIATECH Editorial
January 25, 2026

The New Legal Landscape for Digital Content in Algeria In December 2023, Algeria enacted Law No. 23-20 on audiovisual activity, a sweeping overhaul that extends broadcast-era regulation into the digital sphere.

Bug Bounty and Ethical Hacking in Algeria: Is There a Legal Framework for Responsible

Bug Bounty and Ethical Hacking in Algeria: Is There a Legal Framework for Responsible

ALGERIATECH Editorial
January 25, 2026

The Researcher's Dilemma Algeria has a growing community of skilled cybersecurity researchers and ethical hackers. Many are self-taught, honing their skills through CTF (Capture The Flag) competitions, HackerOne and Bugcrowd platforms, and independent study.

AI in Algerian Education: How Adaptive Learning Platforms Could Transform a System

AI in Algerian Education: How Adaptive Learning Platforms Could Transform a System

ALGERIATECH Editorial
January 24, 2026

The Scale of Algeria's Education Challenge Algeria's education system is one of the largest in Africa and the Arab world, serving nearly 12 million students across primary, middle, and secondary levels for the 2024–2025 academic year. The Ministry of National Education

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