Algeria’s Court of Appeal has sentenced Benflis, son of Ali Benflis, a former prime minister and presidential candidate, to twenty years in prison.

“Misr Digital Innovation”, the digital arm of Bank of Egypt, has successfully invested 2.5 billion pounds in launching Egypt’s first digital bank, known as “Oan Bank”. It is expected to commence operations before the end of this year.

Algeria’s civil protection services have declared a national day of mourning after ten people died in multiple drownings in a single day.

Salameh al-Ghawil, a former minister in the outgoing government of Abdelhamid Dbeibeh, stated that the western part of the country is deeply fragmented and divided.

The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) issued a statement talking about the humanitarian crisis facing Chad as a result of Sudanese refugees, and a third of its population is in need of food assistance.

The Tunisian journalist and lawyer Sonia Al-Dahmani is facing defamation charges after mocking her country during a talk about illegal immigration.

“Together Against Rape and Sexual Violence” has launched a new initiative to stop crimes of sexual violence, proposing a voluntary “instrument of commitment” between warring parties to end sexual assaults.

The Director of the Office of the Director of the General Authority for Investment and Privatization Affairs in eastern Libya, Mohammed Al-Jehani, expressed his country’s openness to all foreign investments, stressing that Russia is among the countries welcomed.

The Egyptian government announced a deadline for foreigners residing on its territory to regularize their status and obtain official residency, until September 30, 2024.

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), in collaboration with Libya and Italy, has launched a new cooperation program to strengthen efforts to combat terrorism and its links to organized crime.

A number of people were killed and injured during celebrations following the announcement of Chadian President Mohamed Idriss Deby as the winner.

Kuwait’s Emir Sheikh Meshaal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah announced on Friday the dissolution of the National Assembly and the suspension of some articles of the constitution for a period not exceeding 4 years.

A total of 311 people have been killed in floods in Baghlan province in northern Afghanistan, according to a preliminary toll announced by the Afghan government.

Libya’s Attorney General, Siddiq al-Sur, ordered the detention of a former chairman of Afriqiyah Airways on charges of disbursing $950,000 without documents proving the authenticity of the disbursement destinations.

Libya’s Department for Combating Illegal Migration (DCIM) announced the deportation of 18 irregular migrants to Egypt through the Salloum crossing, according to a statement issued by the agency.

English press reports indicate that Liverpool FC is open to selling its Egyptian star Mohamed Salah to one of the Saudi league clubs during the next summer mercato.

The Libyan government has announced plans to build three new (FIFA) international football stadiums in Sirte, Ajdabiya and Sabha.

A report by the associations Aswat Nisaa and Women and Citizenship revealed that the number of murders of women in Tunisia has quadrupled since 2018.

The Sudan Liberation Forces (SLA) announced on Saturday the dismissal of Taher Hajar from the presidency of the movement on charges of high treason, for supporting the Rapid Support Forces in their struggle against the Sudanese army.

Paris Saint-Germain French football striker, Kylian Mbappé, announced on Friday his departure from the French league champions at the end of the current season.