Al-Ahly Benghazi club completed its summer contracts in preparation for the new season of the African League, by adding five new players to its ranks.

As part of the celebration of cultural diversity, the Russian circus troupe participated in the Benghazi Summer Festival, and performed shows that dazzled the audience.

The U.S. Department of Defense announced that the US Army has handed over control of its military base in Niger to the local armed forces, in a move that ends its military presence that lasted for years in the country under the pretext of “fighting terrorism.”

The Libyan capital Tripoli will witness tomorrow, Tuesday, August 6, decisive elections to choose a new president of the Libyan State Council and members of the Executive Office.

The head of the Energy and Natural Resources Committee of the Libyan House of Representatives, Issa Al-Aribi, stressed the need for the Libyan government to respond to the demands of the residents of the oil and gas production areas, stressing the importance of providing basic services to these citizens.

Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdel Aati held a phone call with his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov, during which they discussed bilateral relations between the two countries and current regional developments.

Data from the Russian Border Security Service showed a significant increase in the number of foreign visitors to Russia during the first quarter of 2024, compared to the same period last year.

The Sudanese government confirmed yesterday, Sunday, that allegations of a famine in the Zamzam camp for displaced persons in North Darfur state are false.

The city of Tarhuna, southeast of the Libyan capital, Tripoli, has been witnessing a state of turmoil and tension for months after MP Hassan Al-Farjani Salem was detained by the Special Deterrence Forces.

A woman was killed, and another was seriously injured in the governorate of Kasserine, in central western Tunisia, after a landmine exploded in a restricted military zone in a mountain.

The mother of the young Egyptian boxer, Hamza Tamer, 17, passed away after losing her son who drowned in a swimming pool at an Egyptian club.

The Moroccan Olympic team is preparing to meet its Spanish counterpart in the semi-final match of the Paris 2024 Olympics, scheduled to be held this evening, Monday, at seven o’clock at the Velodrome Stadium.

The Republic of Mali announced the termination of diplomatic relations with Ukraine, against the backdrop of what it described as the latter’s involvement in supporting attacks that led to losses among the Malian army.

The Libyan currency is ranked second among the strongest currencies in the African continent for the year 2024, according to a report by the English-language “Nigerian Tribune” newspaper.

Russia recorded the lowest unemployment rate among G20 countries in June, at 2.4%, according to an analysis by “Sputnik” News Agency.

Relations between Egypt and Turkey are witnessing a major shift towards enhancing cooperation and partnership after years of tension and a decade-long diplomatic rift.

The Deputy Consul at the US Embassy in Tunisia, Shannon Flowers, announced that the United States has resumed providing consular services in Libya for the first time in ten years.

The Libyan Government of “National Unity” announced its strong rejection of attempts to disrupt oil production in the “Sharara” field, which is one of the largest oil fields in the country and constitutes about 40% of Libya’s total oil production.

With the attendance of nearly 3 thousand people, the star Wael Jassar shone in an exceptional and huge concert at the Golden Palm Resort, in the first concert dedicated to families in the “Benghazi Summer” Festival, and the concert was also attended by rap stars, Tunisian Janjoun and Fares Saber.

The British government is under increasing pressure to deal with widespread riots in several English cities after a stabbing incident killed three young girls at a dance school.