Yesterday, Monday, the Political Secretary of the Beja Supreme Council, Sayed Abu Amna, revealed the presence of four armed groups in Eritrea working to inflame tensions in eastern Sudan.

In light of the recent political changes in South Africa, questions have arisen about the extent of the country’s continued support for the Palestinian cause, especially after the formation of a new coalition government that includes parties with different positions on the conflict in the Middle East.

Preparations have begun to host the “Benghazi Summer” festival on the first of next August, as the event will include a group of the most prominent singing and singing stars, in addition to the most prominent rap stars.

The People’s Movement, one of the forces supporting Tunisian President Kais Saied, announced its intention to present one of its leaders to compete in the presidential elections scheduled for next October 6.

The novel “The Return: Fathers, Sons, and Middle Earth” by Libyan novelist and poet Hisham Matar was ranked among the 100 best books of the twenty-first century published by the New York Times.

The Arab artistic community has witnessed significant shifts in the positions of some female artists regarding wearing the hijab, as wearing it, according to artistic custom, represents a move away from the screen, which was accompanied by many female artists retracting their decision to wear it.

The Libyan security services in the city of Tripoli arrested a foreign seller on charges of promoting toys decorated with symbols expressing homosexuality.

The head of the National Council for the Protection of the Homeland, the transitional president of Niger, General Abderrahmane Tiani, revealed his vision for “re-establishing” the state, which he assumed as president following a military coup, on July 26, 2023, that overthrew the former president, Mohamed Bazoum.

During its session today, Monday, the Supreme Council of State in Libya rejected the budget approved by the Libyan House of Representatives, citing its violation of Libyan constitutional legislation.

Actress Ghada Abdel Razek stole the spotlight, topping the trend on social media platforms and major search engines.

The Sudanese army reported that it inflicted heavy losses on the ranks of the Rapid Support Forces during military operations the day before yesterday, Saturday, in the capital, Khartoum, killing more than 100 of the forces’ fighters and wounding many others.

On Monday, the Public Prosecution in Libya issued an arrest warrant for the commercial director of Ghadames Airlines, on charges of facilitating irregular immigration to the United States via Nicaragua.

Young star Lamine Yamal revealed his talent during the European Nations Championship “Euro 2024”, which concluded with the victory of the Spanish national team, where he played a decisive role in achieving the title.

The Algerian authorities began withdrawing women’s clothing bearing a Chinese brand from the market, against the backdrop of the discovery of carcinogenic substances in these products.

The incident when the Dean of the Faculty of Science refused to honor an outstanding student at the Higher School of Technology at Hassan II University in Casablanca, because she was wearing the Palestinian keffiyeh, sparked widespread controversy in Morocco.

The head of the Libyan Presidential Council, Mohamed Al-Menfi, received on Sunday in the capital, Tripoli, the Chief of Staff of the Turkish Army, Metin Gorak, in the presence of the Turkish Ambassador to Libya, Guven Begic, and the Libyan Chief of Staff, Mohamed Al-Haddad.

Uruguay national team coach, Marcelo Bielsa, sparked widespread controversy after his harsh statements against the United States of America, the organization of the 2024 Copa America.

On Monday, Telecom Egypt announced a new partnership with “Nokia” to provide data services using fifth generation (5G) technology in Egypt.

Substitute striker Lautaro Martinez led the Argentine national team to achieve the Copa America title and hold the record for the number of titles, after scoring the winning goal against Colombia 1-0 in the final match at “Hard Rock” Stadium in Miami.

The new Senegalese President, Bassirou Faye, called for the issue of the French military presence in Senegal to be discussed “calmly” and “without a sudden break,” stressing the need to get rid of French hegemony in a smooth manner.