Ghana’s ambassador to Libya, Mark Michael Ntsey, expressed his country’s initial readiness to open a consulate in the city of Benghazi, praising the reconstruction movement, stability and security level in the cities and regions of eastern Libya.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of Mali, Abdallah Diop, held a discussion session with Amina Mohammed, Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations, during her visit to Mali as part of her African tour.

The head of the Independent High Authority for Elections in Tunisia, Farouk Bouaskar, announced that no violations had been observed since the start of preparations for the presidential elections on July 14.

Yesterday, Saturday, the Rabat Court of Appeal issued a five-year prison sentence and a fine of five thousand dirhams (about 500 dollars) against former minister and well-known lawyer Mohamed Zayan.

Algeria ranked seventh in the world in liquefied natural gas production, with an annual production of 25.5 million tons, making it the first African country to achieve this classification.

The “128th Reinforced” Brigade of the Libyan General Command announced the arrest of a large arms smuggling network in the Tamsa region, southern Libya.

Nine people died as a result of a fire accident in a residential building in the city of Port Sudan, eastern Sudan, due to an electrical short.

Sweets designed in the form of pharmaceutical tablets appeared in the Algerian markets, sparking a wave of concern among specialists and the public.

The Egyptian authorities are intensifying their efforts to arrest a Sudanese citizen who killed a Sudanese woman by shooting her in front of passers-by in the Giza region in southern Egypt, before fleeing the scene.

In its 2024 annual report on the investment climate, the US State Department highlighted several obstacles hindering foreign investment in Libya.

Algeria has criticized the administrative mechanisms of the African Union, demanding radical reforms that preserve the sovereignty and dignity of member states and enhance the effectiveness of international partnerships.

In a frank dialogue during the “I Have a Question” program with the journalist Muhammad Al-Qais, the Syrian star Nesreen Tafesh revealed the details of her personal life and responded to repeated rumors about her dispute with a Syrian artist.

The phenomenon of illegal migration by boat has witnessed a noticeable escalation during the recent period, with more than 800 Algerians arriving on the Spanish coast within one week.

The Public Prosecution in Libya decided to imprison one of the leaders of the “Al-Kaniyat” faction accused of killing 22 residents of Tarhuna, according to what the Public Prosecutor’s Office announced today, Saturday.

The advisor to the Commander of the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan confirmed the killing of the Field Support Commander, Abdul Rahman Al-Bishi, in the Blue Nile.

The International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) announced that it will postpone consideration of the Palestinian Federation’s request to exclude Israel from international competitions until after the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.

Police in the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka, used live ammunition to confront escalating demonstrations that have been sweeping the city for several days, in light of continuing tensions related to the quota system in government jobs.

The World Health Organization announced that thousands of cases of cholera had been recorded during the month of June, noting that at least 160 people had died from the disease.

“Military Africa” reported that Libya had acquired a Turkish-made “Akinci” combat unmanned aerial vehicle.

The Russian army was able to control the town of Progress in Donetsk Province, as part of a series of successes achieved by the Russians in the region in recent days.