A Nigerian government source stressed the need for Washington to submit a proposal on a timetable for the withdrawal of US troops from Niger and discuss it with the Nigerien government.

Real Madrid star Brahim Diaz expressed his happiness to represent his country and welcome his fans with love, as he stressed that he feels that he is “the happiest man in the world”.

The ship “Tulip” arrived at the port of Benghazi, coming from the port of Cartagena, Spain, on Monday, carrying 10,000 sheep and 248 head of cows.

Sudan’s army chief and head of the Sovereignty Council, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, congratulated Russian President Vladimir Putin after winning a new presidential term.

A huge 15-foot-tall crocodile attacked a reptile expert during a show at the Crocodile Creek zoo in South Africa.

Nine African countries imported 518 vehicles from Egypt last year, according to a report issued by the Egyptian Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS).

Argentine authorities have arrested 4 players from the Argentine team Vélez Sarsfield on charges of sexual assault, based on a complaint filed by a 24-year-old woman.

A State Department spokesman announced on Tuesday that Secretary of State Antony Blinken will visit Saudi Arabia and Egypt this week to discuss a ceasefire agreement in Gaza.

The Nigerian military has denied accusations of retaliatory attacks in Delta state after residents of the area were accused of burning the village of Okuma in response to the deaths of 16 soldiers.

The International Federation of Football Association (FIFA) announced the inclusion of the Capital Cup of Egypt, which will be held in Cairo from March 18 to 26, as part of the “FIFA Series”.

Gunmen in Nigeria have kidnapped nearly 100 people, including women and children, in two separate attacks in Kaduna state, residents and police said Monday.

A Tunisian state radio station announced late on Monday evening that Tunisia had temporarily closed the Ras Jedir border crossing with Libya.

US Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Greenfield has called on the UN Security Council to take immediate action to stop the ongoing war in Sudan.

Morocco announced that it had helped a number of African countries after internet service was shut down due to damage to undersea fiber optic cables in West and Central Africa.

Tunisian official statistics indicate that there have been significant changes in the demographics, as the size of the family has declined from more than 5 members in the mid-nineties to less than 4 members today, an average of 3.8 members.

The Economic Community of West African States “ECOWAS” has announced its intention to deploy a presidential election observation mission to Senegal.

The African Parliament will hold an extraordinary session from 20 to 27 March at the Foundation’s headquarters in Midrand, South Africa.

Algeria on Tuesday commemorates the 62nd anniversary of Victory Day, the day the country stepped towards its independence and the removal of the French occupation, which left behind a broken country and hundreds of thousands of victims.

International reports have warned of the spread of hepatitis “E” in Sudanese refugee camps in Chad, where more than 550,000 people live.

Eight peacekeepers were wounded during battles between the Congolese army and its allies against the “March 23” movement in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo city of Sake.