The championships achieved by Zamalek during the last season whetted the appetite of commentators, as they found that the Egyptian team beats Barcelona in the number of championships during one season.

Libya’s House of Representatives on Thursday devalued the dinar by imposing a 27% tax on foreign currency purchases, in a move it said would only last until the end of the year.

The spread of foot-and-mouth disease in Libyan livestock led to a severe meat crisis in Ramadan, after authorities closed some livestock markets.

The Tunisian cabinet approved a new draft law to develop the foreign exchange system to facilitate international financial and commercial transactions.

The three-day presidential election to choose a six-year president kicked off today in Russia.

Libya recorded the largest monthly increase in oil production in Africa, surpassing Nigeria, the continent’s largest oil producer.

The UAE capital, Abu Dhabi, will host a first-of-its-kind regional conference on “Bitcoin” in December.

Egyptian authorities have announced that humanitarian aid will continue to be dropped by air over the besieged Gaza Strip.

The French newspaper “L’Equipe” said that the captain of the Algerian national team, Riyad Mahrez, told his country’s football federation that he does not want to participate in the team’s next two friendly matches.

Several Arab countries and UN organizations welcomed the results reached at the Libyan tripartite meeting hosted by Cairo.

Morocco is facing a worsening water crisis as droughts continue and groundwater is depleted.

Algeria’s liquefied natural gas exports rose in the first two months of this year, recent data showed.

Nigerian President Paula Tinobo announced the opening of land and air borders with the Republic of Niger and the lifting of economic sanctions imposed on the country.

Mauritanian Economy Minister Abdessalam Ould Mohamed Salah announced that his country has received $252 million from the International Monetary Fund’s Resilience and Sustainability Fund.

Britain ranked second in the world according to the ranking of the most miserable countries in the Global Mental Health Index, issued by the American organization “Sabine Labs”.

The United Arab Emirates welcomed the outcome of the meeting of Libyan political parties at the headquarters of the Arab League in Cairo.

Thirty-five people were injured, four of them seriously, after an explosion caused by a gas leak on Thursday at a state oil company in Tunisia’s southern suburbs.

The humanitarian organization “SOS Mediterranee “announced on Wednesday that its ship Ocean Viking has succeeded in rescuing 25 migrants off the coast of Libya.

A group of associative and human rights activists launched an international coordination to demand the return of the Eastern Sahara, which France carved out of Morocco in favor of Algeria in 1962.

The Croatian Football Federation has confirmed the participation of its entire national team in the friendly tournament to be held in Cairo in March, in which Tunisia, Egypt and New Zealand will participate.