Belqasim Khalifa Haftar, director of the Libya Development and Reconstruction Fund, announced his country’s readiness to receive Russian and foreign companies to contribute to major construction and development.

A Moroccan court has issued an “unprecedented” ruling to compensate a woman after suffering complications from receiving a dose of an AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine.

Chad’s National Electoral Management Agency (ANEM) announced that transitional President Mohamed Idriss Deby Itno won the May 6 presidential elections with 61% of the vote.

A new round of talks between the South Sudanese government and armed groups not signatories to the 2018 peace deal kicked off on Thursday in the Kenyan capital Nairobi.

The chaos of the militias in western Libya continues, between clashes between them as part of their struggle for power, or their attack on anyone who demands their solution and an end to the state of security chaos.

The Tunisian authorities arrested three civil society activists, raising condemnation and a range of questions about freedom of human rights work.

The Cairo Criminal Court issued a decision to place a man accused of kidnapping, raping, and killing a Sudanese baby Janet Gomaa Boutros, who did not exceed ten months, in a psychiatric hospital.

The Russian company “Rostec”, which specializes in military technology, announced the delivery to the Russian army of a new batch of armored vehicles and personnel carriers, equipped with advanced defense technologies to enhance its combat capabilities.

German club Bayer Leverkusen achieved a new historic achievement by drawing 2-2 with Roma in the second leg of the Europa League semi-finals, to book their place in the final and continue the “undefeated” streak.

Ethiopia’s Minister of Innovation and Technology, Balat Molla, has announced plans to establish a “Nuclear Science and Technology Center” in cooperation with Russia.

According to news reports in Indonesia, a man recently discovered a big secret about his wife, as it turned out that she was a man.

Sudanese forces of 48 parties and movements signed a charter in the Egyptian capital Cairo on Wednesday to manage a transitional constituent period.

On Thursday, the Libyan government mandated by the House of Representatives, headed by Osama Hamad, issued Resolution No. 157 of 2024 establishing the Supreme House for Issuing Fatwas in Benghazi.

Ansar Allah leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi said that his forces will target the ships of any company related to the supply or transport of goods to Israel in response to the “Israeli aggression on Rafah.”

Chadian Defense Minister Yacoub visited the Nigerian capital Niamey, where he held a series of meetings with officials including his Nigerien counterpart Salifu Modi and Prime Minister Mohamed Lamine Zein.

Speaker of the House of Representatives Aguila Saleh stressed the need to unify power in Libya in order to avoid division and corruption and stressed that elections cannot be held in the presence of two governments.

Benin has blocked the export of a shipment of crude oil from Niger after refusing to open its land border, escalating political tensions between the two countries.

The first edition of Abu Dhabi Mobility Week marked a historic moment with the first drone flight with a passenger in the Middle East.

A horrific crime has rocked Iraq’s Basra province, where a father killed his entire family and then committed suicide.

The leaders of Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Cuba, Laos, and the Republic of Guinea-Bissau attended the military parade on the occasion of Victory Day, along with President Vladimir Putin.