General Abderrahmane Chiani, the head of Niger’s military authority, issued a directive to abolish local councils and for a military officer to take over the administration of the capital.

A young man and a girl in Qena governorate committed suicide last Friday after eating poisonous grains, after their parents refused to marry them.

Egypt ranked 28th globally in improving the quality of roads, bridges, and main axes, up from 118th, according to the United Nations assessment.

The World Food Programme (WFP) announced the arrival of relief aid across the Chadian border for the first time in the Darfur region of western Sudan.

The Soyuz MS-24 spacecraft returned to Earth on Saturday, returning from the International Space Station with three astronauts on board.

A number of Libyan citizens undergoing cancer treatment in Turkey are facing difficult conditions due to the delay of medical authorities in paying hospital dues.

The Coordination of Civil Democratic Forces (TAQADDUM) issued a warning on Friday of the danger of the disintegration of the Sudanese state in light of the continuing armed conflicts.

The Russian army seized control of the town of Vodyane on the Avdiivka axis yesterday, Friday, located approximately five kilometers from the city of Donetsk in eastern Ukraine.

Libya’s Attorney General’s Office issued an order to detain the head of the Tripoli branch of the Social Solidarity Fund after accusations of human rights violations in seven social welfare homes.

U.S. Embassy Chargé d’Affaires in Libya Jeremy Brent met with a number of young Libyans preparing to travel to the United States to participate in the World Robotics Championship.

Russia’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Vassily Nebenzia, announced that it has become necessary for the Security Council to impose sanctions against Israel against the background of its continued operation in the Gaza Strip.

Accusations of corruption and bribery by Libya’s judiciary have stirred public opinion, amid calls for an urgent and transparent investigation to preserve the country’s only undivided body.

The forces of the Criminal Investigation Department of the Benghazi Security Directorate managed to arrest two people after they impersonated security men, and stole a vehicle, money, and cameras from a Libyan citizen.

An economic report published by the American magazine “Global Finance” predicted that the Libyan economy will witness a growth of 7.5 during the current year 2024.

An attack by an “al-Qaeda” armed group killed 73 people, including 32 civilians, and wounded 25 pro-government personnel.

Libya ranks first in North Africa and fifth in the Arab world, and 115th globally out of 199 countries in terms of intelligence averages, according to a recent American study.

The UN Human Rights Council has called for an end to arms sales to Israel over the Gaza war, warning of the risk of “genocide” against Palestinians.

The Egyptian Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research reported that it has formed a committee to amend the university education system in Egypt.

A climate report issued by the International Monetary Fund warned Egypt against facing significant risks from natural disasters as it is vulnerable to climate change due to its dependence on the Nile River.

Egypt’s Supreme State Security Prosecution decided on Thursday to imprison 10 political activists for 15 days for participating in a pro-Gaza rally.