The mayor of Kufra, Masoud Abdullah, expressed his concern about the deteriorating health situation in the city, noting that Kufra faces major challenges as a result of receiving about 1,500 Sudanese refugees daily.

A recent study by academic Sahar Selim of Cairo University has revealed the secrets behind the mummy known as the “Screaming Woman” that was found during an archaeological exploration in 1935 at Deir El-Bahari near Luxor.

An al-Qaeda-linked group in Niger has claimed to have captured two Russian hostages, in a video released recently.

Authorities in Sudan’s Northern State have announced a travel ban to the border area known as the “Triangle,” which links Sudan to Libya and Egypt, in a move aimed at controlling the flow of refugees.

The former spokesman for the Libyan State Council, Sanusi Ismail, stated that the transfer of Mohamed Takala from the Accord Bloc to the opposition in the State Council is obstructing political consensus with the House of Representatives.

Recent reports indicate that Sudan is facing the risk of a famine that may be the most severe in recent decades, as armed conflict continues and prevents the arrival of necessary humanitarian aid.

The Egyptian government denied, on Saturday, the news circulating on some social media pages about its intention to sell Egyptian airports to foreign parties.

The representative of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime called for the need to develop effective policies in Libya to combat human trafficking and target smugglers.

Vietnamese Nguyen Nroc Mi Kim, 49, spoke about her unique experience as she has not slept for thirty years.

The Libyan Intelligence Service announced that it has officially assumed the presidency of the Organization of African Intelligence Services (CISA) for the year 2025.

The French news agency AFP highlighted the preparations of Libyan athletes for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.

The London-based “Al-Arab” newspaper reported that the dismissed Mufti, Al-Sadiq Al-Ghariani, is facing increasing isolation in the Libyan arena, as he no longer has sufficient influence to mobilize the Libyan street.

Tunisian artist Nermin Safar filed accusations against the son of a late Egyptian artist, claiming that she was subjected to an attempted rape and assault with a knife.

The Moroccan High Commission for Planning announced that unemployment has reached 1.63 million people, which increases pressure on the government to provide job opportunities in light of weak economic growth.

The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) announced the arrest of a citizen in the Kemerovo region in the south-central part of the country on charges of communicating with foreign intelligence agencies.

The Somali police reported on Saturday that the death toll from the attack on the famous “Lido” Beach in the Somali capital Mogadishu, late Friday night, has risen.

The International Olympic Committee has confirmed Algerian boxer Imane Khalif’s eligibility to compete in the 2024 Paris Olympics, denying accusations that she is transgender.

A Tunisian court has convicted four women of collecting signatures for a presidential candidate in exchange for money.

The first press conference to announce the details of the Benghazi Summer Festival was held in the presence of a group of Arab and international media outlets.

In the largest operation of its kind in modern history, Russia and the United States carried out a large-scale exchange of convicted prisoners in cooperation with Germany, Poland, Norway and Slovenia.