Nigerien Prime Minister Ali Mahaman Lamine Zine revealed the secrets of his meeting with US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Molly Fee during her visit to Niger last March.

Libya’s outgoing national government estimated the proportion of expatriate workers at about two million and 100,000 workers.

The European Union expressed concern over the wave of arrests of several civil society figures, journalists and political activists in Tunisia, demanding clarification on these incidents.

The Public Prosecution in the Moroccan city of Berkane set May 30th as the date for the trial of the fan who stormed the match between Zamalek and Nahda Berkane in the first leg of the Confederation final holding the flag of Palestine.

The Tripoli-based military force, the 444th Brigade, announced that 3 of its members were killed in clashes with smugglers and drug dealers in the desert near the Libyan-Algerian border.

The neutral Sudanese Revolutionary Front asked US envoy Tom Perello to work to convince both sides of the fighting to hold a 3-day humanitarian truce to remove civilians trapped in El Fasher.

Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry attacked Israel, saying it was responsible for an “unprecedented humanitarian crisis”.

On Wednesday, marches and vigils will begin in Moroccan cities, organized by anti-normalization events, in solidarity with Palestine.

International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan announced on Monday his intention to complete his investigation into crimes against humanity and war crimes committed in Libya since the beginning of 2011 by the end of 2025.

Seventeen Moroccan passengers tried to flee Rome’s Fiumicino airport after an emergency landing.

Sudan’s Foreign Minister-designate, Hussein Awad Ali, announced on Tuesday that his country does not mind the resumption of Jeddah talks, stressing Sudan’s commitment to these talks.

The discovery of the young man after his disappearance for 28 years caused shock and astonishment in the province of Djelfa, where he was found in a tragic state inside his neighbor’s warehouse.

The outgoing Prime Minister of the “National Unity” government, Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh, issued a decision to reorganize the intervention and control force, provided that its head is in emergency situations.

Three guards were killed, and two others wounded in an armed attack on a truck carrying a prisoner who managed to escape.

Abdallah Bathili , the former head of the UN mission in Libya, accused the country’s main players of “monopolizing the political process.”

Niger’s official channel “Tele Sahel” announced that China’s Azelik (Soumina) Mines Company will resume uranium mining in Niger after a 10-year hiatus due to “lack of profitability”.

The French newspaper “Le Parisien” revealed on Monday, a sharp quarrel occurred between the president of Paris Saint-Germain, Nasser Al-Khelaifi, and the team’s star Kylian Mbappe, before the team’s match against Toulouse on Sunday.

On Tuesday, Turkish authorities arrested eight people in a security operation targeting the terrorist organization “ISIS” in six provinces, where the operation was concentrated in the state of Şanlıurfa.

The director of the Egyptian national football team, Ibrahim Hassan, announced the summoning of Mohamed Salah, Liverpool’s English player, to join the Pharaohs camp in preparation for the qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup.

The “Wall Street” Journal quoted Egyptian officials as saying that Egypt is considering downgrading its diplomatic relations with Israel.