The Nigerian military has sent 157 troops to South Sudan to participate with United Nations peacekeepers (UNISFA) in the disputed Abyei region.

The Petroleum Products Pricing Committee in Egypt decided to raise the price of gasoline and diesel after floating the pound, considering that the decision comes in line with international prices.

The Mauritanian government has approved a draft law establishing a specialized court to fight slavery, human trafficking, and migrant smuggling.

Hundreds of Mauritanians staged protests Wednesday night outside the US embassy in the capital Nouakchott, demanding the expulsion of the US ambassador from Mauritania.

The Rapid Support Forces pledged on Thursday to deliver humanitarian aid to the needy in areas under their control, under conditions that prevent the supply of weapons and ammunition to Sudanese army forces.

The House of Representatives issued a decision amending the General Amnesty Law No. 6 of 2015 to include amnesty for all Libyans who committed crimes during the period before 2011.

Mauritania is steadily striving to achieve a prominent position as a uranium producer in West Africa, becoming the second largest producer in the region and the seventh in the world.

The six-party Arab meeting in Egypt, in a joint statement on Thursday, called for a comprehensive and immediate ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.

The Algerian presidency announced in a statement issued on Thursday that President Abdelmadjid Tebboune decided to hold early presidential elections on the seventh of next September.

Commercial Bank of Ethiopia “CBE”is making intensive efforts to recover an estimated $40 million after a glitch in its systems allowed customers to withdraw amounts that exceeded their actual balance.

The US State Department has pledged $47 million in new humanitarian aid to Sudan and neighboring countries, including Chad and South Sudan, to respond to emergencies.

The Spanish judiciary on Wednesday released Brazilian player Dani Alves, sentenced to four and a half years in prison for rape, on bail of one million euros.

The UK Ambassador to Libya, Martin Longden, during two meetings with Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar in Benghazi and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Counselor Aguila Saleh, called for a political settlement in the country.

A report by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the World (FAO) showed that Sudan’s cereal production has fallen by 46% from the previous year, as a result of the war in the country.

A UN official has warned that Sudan is facing one of the worst humanitarian disasters in recent memory, denouncing the inaction of the international community.

The Iraqi Prime Minister, Mohammed Al-Sudani, stressed the importance of economic and political cooperation between Iraq and Egypt, stressing Egypt’s role as an economic pillar and support for Iraq in the region.

The head of the Egyptian Commercial Representation, Yehia Al-Wathiq Billah, stated that the Egyptian government aims to attract new Indian investments worth one billion dollars during 2024.

Polish farmers set up roadblocks across the country on Wednesday to oppose imports of agricultural products from Ukraine and EU environmental measures.

Cornell West, an academic and independent US presidential candidate for the upcoming elections, renewed his criticism of US foreign policy in support of Israel, calling it “morally bankrupt.”

The draw for men’s football at the Paris 2024 Olympics led to the formation of groups, with Egypt facing Spain and Morocco facing Argentina.