Algerian gymnast Kalia Nemour won the gold medal at the Paris 2024 Olympics, the first gold medal for Algeria and the Arab world in this session.

Egyptian star Sherihan posted a new photo of herself on Instagram, responding to the wishes of her followers who asked her to appear after a long absence.

The African Group Governors of the “Brighton” and “Woods” Foundations met in the Nigerian capital, Abuja, from 1 to 3 August, where they announced their commitment to boosting intra-African trade and driving sustainable development on the continent.

The West uses the weapon of freezing financial assets as part of its strategy to preserve its interests, and this is what happened with Libya since 2011, and it is repeated with Russia as well. Can countries recover these looted funds?

On Saturday, the Benghazi Antiquities Supervision opened the Libyan Antiquities Exhibition as part of the Benghazi Summer Festival, at its headquarters in Al-Baraka Palace “Benghazi Barracks”.

Libyan presidential candidate Fadil Al-Amin warned of the serious repercussions facing Libya, stressing that ignoring these economic, political and military crises will only exacerbate them.

American and Israeli sources reported, according to the “Axios” news website, that there are expectations of an imminent military escalation between Iran and Israel, with the possibility of an Iranian attack against Israel next Monday.

Nigeria is witnessing a wave of widespread protests due to the deteriorating economic conditions and the high cost of living, as police arrested dozens of protesters and used tear gas to disperse them in the capital, Abuja.

Algerian boxer Imane Khelif could not hold back her tears after defeating her Hungarian opponent Luca Anna Hamori in the 33rd Olympic Games currently being held in France.

On Saturday, the African Airlines commenced its first flight from Sebha International Airport in southern Libya to Borg El Arab Airport in Alexandria, carrying 121 passengers.

Niger’s military junta leader, General Abdourahmane Tiani, has accused France of trying to destabilize his country, noting that French agents who were expelled have repositioned themselves in neighboring Nigeria and Benin.

Civil protection teams affiliated with the Cairo Security Directorate continued their search for missing persons under the rubble of a collapsed building in the Sahel area, after finding the bodies of four people.

Algerian Olympic champion Mustafa Moussa passed away yesterday, Saturday, at the age of 62, after suffering from complications resulting from a painful traffic accident.

Russian energy companies are developing about 40 projects in 14 different countries, said Dmitry Semenov, Director of the International Cooperation Department of the Russian Ministry of Energy.

Abir Moussi, an opponent of Tunisian President Kais Saied who has been detained since the fall of last year, has submitted her candidacy for the Tunisian presidential elections scheduled for October 6.

Morocco’s aviation industry is set to see its exports reach $4 billion by 2030, driven by growing demand from major global manufacturers such as Boeing and Airbus.

An artillery bombardment by the Rapid Support Forces in El Fasher, North Darfur, western Sudan, killed 23 people and injured 60 others, according to the Coordination of the Resistance Committees of El Fasher.

Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar, Commander-in-Chief of the Libyan Arab Armed Forces, sent a cable of condolences to Abdul Hamid Mohammed Dbeibah , head of the outgoing Government of National Unity.

Protesters in the Fezzan region in southwestern Libya shut down the Sharara oil field on Saturday evening in response to deteriorating living conditions and their exclusion from government development programs.

Official authorities in Egypt revealed the details of the death of four major Egyptian film producers on the Dabaa axis road, while they were heading to spend their summer vacation.