The Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources intends to establish a complex for extracting minerals, most notably gold and silver, with investments amounting to about 700 million pounds in Aswan, divided into two phases.

The “New York Times” reported that the fighters of the Ukrainian 41st Mechanized Brigade, who were transferred from the Chasov Yar area to Toretsk in Donetsk before the Russian army’s attack, lost their way due to poor communications and delayed orders.

A third-year high school student in Kafr El-Zayat, Gharbia Governorate, Egypt, set herself on fire, fearing that she would not achieve the results that would qualify her to join the college she wanted.

Al-Shaheed Attia Al-Kasih Teaching Hospital in Kufra announced the death of seven Sudanese refugees and the injury of 32 others in a traffic accident that occurred in the desert south of Kufra.

The use of “corrupt money” by politicians in the electoral process to buy votes or influence voters in Algeria has led to the imprisonment of dozens of elected officials loyal to several ruling parties.

Algerian athlete Oussama Khennoussi, who specializes in discus throw, announced his final retirement from the sport at the age of 25.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi has issued a decision to refer the case of the death of player Ahmed Refaat to the Public Prosecution Office to determine responsibilities and ensure justice is served.

A Tunisian court has sentenced four potential presidential candidates to eight months in prison and banned them from running for office for life on charges of “buying endorsements.”

Algerian Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf stressed the need to end foreign interference in Libya as a prerequisite for resolving the crisis that has been going on for more than thirteen years.

Hurricane “Debbie” washed up huge quantities of cocaine on a Florida beach, with an estimated value of more than $1 million.

Benghazi’s nights shone yesterday, Monday, with the tunes and rhythms of its summer festival, as the rap concert that was held attracted attention with the participation of the most prominent stars of this art from all over the Arab world.

The technical director of the Moroccan Olympic team, Tariq Sektioui, confirmed his team’s determination to return with a medal from the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has called on Sudan’s military chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan to participate in talks scheduled for next week in Switzerland.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has announced the addition of a new Executive Director to its Executive Board, bringing the number of members to 25.

The White River Magistrates Court in South Africa has postponed the sentencing of two Libyan defendants until August 26.

Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has called for an “end to the protests and bloodshed” after ongoing demonstrations left at least 13 people dead.

Today, Major General Mohamed Abubaker Lakri, Chief of Staff of the Border Guards of the Interim Government of National Unity, met with Jan Vesetal, Head of the European Border Assistance Mission in Libya, to discuss ways to enhance border security in the west of the country.

Ukraine’s claim of explicit support for extremist armed groups in Mali raises several issues. It does not have clear direct interests in Mali or other African countries and is also experiencing an internal crisis as a result of its European policies. However, it boasts of supporting terrorism in a region that is trying to get rid of the effects of colonialism.

The Algerian Olympic Committee announced its categorical rejection of the allegations issued by the International Boxing Federation regarding the exclusion of champion Iman Khalif from the final of the last world championship.

Protests organized by far-right groups in several British cities and towns have turned violent, with cities witnessing riots and attacks on immigrants and Muslims, the worst in years.