South Sudan achieved a historic victory in its first Olympic match in the men’s basketball competition at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, defeating Puerto Rico 90-79.

Air Canada cancelled its flight between Casablanca and Montreal due to a fight between a flight attendant and a Moroccan passenger.

Member of the Libyan State Council, Amina Al-Mahjoub, expressed the council’s rejection of the recent steps taken by the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Aguila Saleh, regarding opening the door for nominations for the presidency of the government until August 11.

The government of Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh pressed its displeasure with the visit of the Director General of the Libyan Development and Reconstruction Fund, Belqasim Haftar, to Turkey, according to statements by State Council member Mohammed Moazeb.

The Libyan House of Representatives announced today the opening of nominations to lead a new government, in a call directed at national competencies to assume this responsibility.

The testimonies of the victims of the attack that took place in a pharmacy in the Bab Ezzouar neighborhood, east of the Algerian capital, revealed details about the role of the mother in inciting her sons to commit the crime.

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced during the annual naval parade in Saint Petersburg that the development of a series of advanced combat systems is nearing completion, in response to the US deployment of missiles.

The spokesman for the Libyan Kufra Municipality, Abdullah Suleiman, announced his categorical rejection of the idea of establishing camps for Sudanese refugees inside Libya.

Criticism of the Paris 2024 Olympics opening ceremony has mounted, leading to the official video of the ceremony being removed from the Olympic Games “YouTube” channel, while clips from previous editions remain available to watch.

A clash erupted between Algerian army forces and an armed group affiliated with the terrorist organization “Al-Qaeda” in the Al-Attaf area in the Ain Defla province, 160 kilometers west of the Algerian capital, on Sunday morning.

Egyptian boxer Yomna Ayad has been disqualified from the Paris 2024 Olympics after failing to reach the required weight by 700 grams.

The Sudanese Teachers Committee’s campaign to end the war through peaceful negotiations gained wide popular momentum, a few hours after its launch at noon yesterday, Saturday.

The Egyptian Public Prosecution referred a child to the competent juvenile misdemeanor court, accusing him of committing the crimes of murder and manslaughter in the Fifth Settlement area.

Hundreds of lawyers took part in a protest in the Moroccan capital Rabat, demanding the amendment or deletion of articles from the draft Civil Procedure Code.

Fierce fighting has been raging between the armed forces in Mali and separatist rebel groups in the north of the country since last Thursday, which is considered the most violent in months.

Tunisian authorities arrested Najm Eddine Mezoughi, Secretary General of the Tunisian Airlines Union, while he was trying to flee to Libya via the Ras Jedir border crossing.

Pakistani Minister of Religious Affairs, Chaudhry Salik Hussain, announced that about 50,000 Pakistani citizens have gone missing during their religious pilgrimages in Iraq, without specifying a specific date for this event.

Benghazi Security Directorate arrested a group of illegal immigrants in Sidi Khalifa area today, Saturday, after a campaign launched by the directorate to control the public street and enforce the law in various areas of the city.

The head of the Egyptian Commercial Representation Authority, Yehia El-Watheq Billah, announced that the volume of trade exchange between Egypt and the BRICS countries has reached about $25 billion.

The head of the military council in Niger, Abdourahmane Tiani, announced that the coup that overthrew President Mohamed Bazoum was the result of challenges facing the country, including terrorism and foreign control of military bases.