A US statistic revealed the most coffee-producing countries around the world, in addition to the statistics issued by the World Coffee Organization on the countries that consume the most coffee.

The Russian prosecutor’s office announced the arrival of Prosecutor General Igor Krasnov in Algeria on a working visit, according to what he posted on his official Telegram page.

The Defense and National Security Committee of the Libyan House of Representatives denounced in a statement the decision of the Prime Minister of the Unity Government, Abdul Hamid Dabaiba, to allocate a plot of land in Misrata to the US forces in Africa (AFRICOM).

Libyan political analyst Hamad al-Khazar said that the United States is trying through military moves to increase its presence in Libya.

Experts in international relations predicted that France’s problems in Africa will become more difficult in the coming period after a new leadership took power in Senegal, known for its orientation to “liberate Senegal from dependence on former colonizers.”

The wife of the former director of the morgue of Harvard Medical School in the United States has pleaded guilty to a federal charge after investigators reported that she shipped stolen human organs to buyers.

Tunisia is in a state of anxiety after a case of sexual exploitation and blackmail involving a number of children was revealed online.

Brigitte Macron, France’s first lady, has gone to court to address accusations made by two blogs that she underwent sex reassignment surgery.

The rapporteur general of the Constituent Assembly for the drafting of the constitution, Taleb Ramadan Tuwaijer, pointed to the need to reconsider the role of the UN mission in Libya.

Egyptian cinemas witnessed a high turnout with the start of the screening of Eid al-Fitr 2024 films, where four new Egyptian films attracted audiences, generating revenues of 53.8 million Egyptian pounds.

An illness of unknown causes has emerged in Nigeria, killing four people and infecting dozens in the northwest of the country.

Five members of an Indian family died in an accident in the village of Fakadi in Nuasa Thaluka, India, where their cat fell into an abandoned well and each tried to descend successively to rescue it, leading to the death of all of them.

Ashraf Balha, head of the Libyan Technocrats Gathering party, questioned the accuracy of official data on the number of( HIV) infections in Libya.

The Internal Security Agency in the Eastern Province arrested Nermine al-Drissi, head of the Libyan Trade Union Federation, on charges of communicating with foreign entities, according to local reports.

Doctors of the obstetrics and gynecology department at the Preventive Medicine Hospital in the capital Tripoli performed an emergency and rare delivery of conjoined twins.

The Turkish Ministry of Trade revealed the success of the Turkish contracting sector in implementing projects worth an estimated $ 30.8 billion in the North African country.

Four people were stabbed on Monday, including Archbishop Mar Mary Emmanuel, during a mass held at the Church of Christ the Good Shepherd in the western Sydney suburb of Wakeley.

Algeria is preparing to host the North African Football Federation Youth Championship, scheduled to be held on Thursday, April 18, 2024.

Thousands of people gathered in Niamey, Niger’s capital, on Sunday for a demonstration against the presence of US troops in the country, as the government beefs up security ties with Russia.

Tunisian President Kais Saied has cancelled a planned visit to Nouakchott after Mauritania officially announced its refusal to participate in the Maghreb meeting in Tunis.