The Russian ambassador to Djibouti and Somalia, Mikhail Golovanov, said, “Somalia shows interest in expanding multifaceted cooperation with Russia.”

Yesterday, Wednesday, South African Supreme Court Chief Justice Raymond Zondo presided over the swearing-in ceremony of the new national unity government in Cape Town.

A recent study published in the journal “Lancet Planetary Health” confirmed that air pollution contributes to more than seven percent of the total deaths in the ten largest Indian cities.

The draw ceremony for the 2025 African Cup of Nations, which Morocco will host during the period from December 21, 2025, to January 18, 2026, took place on Thursday in the capital of South Africa, Johannesburg.

Libyan rap stars Kami Kazi and Mansour Anawan spoke on the “Kafi Al-Zwai” program about their visit to Russia to film the video for their song “Moscow,” and expressed their admiration for the country and its people.

Ahmed Masoud, Director of the National Center for Examinations, announced his resignation live during the broadcast of the ceremony announcing the results of the preparatory certificate, justifying his decision by his inability to work under “the current circumstances.”

The Middle East and North Africa regions are witnessing an intense heat wave this summer, during which temperatures exceeded 40 degrees Celsius in some countries of the region.

On Wednesday, the Sennar Youth Gathering revealed the killing and missing of more than a thousand civilians during the Rapid Support Forces’ invasion of areas in Sennar State in central Sudan.

The Israeli Ministry of Health announced the diagnosis of 153 cases of West Nile fever in the central region of Israel, while the death of 11 people due to the disease was recorded.

Member of the Advisory Council of State, Mohamed Moazib, considered that resolving the problem of forming the new government faces difficulties due to the limited possibilities of removing Mohamed Takala from the presidency of the Council.

Arab immigrants in France fear the repercussions of the results of the first round of legislative elections, which witnessed the rise of the extreme right.

An Egyptian government official revealed that the value of fuel imports into the country increased to about $6.4 billion during the first half of 2024, compared to $6.1 billion in the same period last year.

The African Parliament approved the “Food Security” Law to reduce famine on the African continent, during the sessions of its third session held in the city of Midrand in the Republic of South Africa.

Young Moroccan Youssef Amzouz revealed horrific details about the “journey of torment” he lived through in Myanmar, after he was kidnapped by human trafficking gangs.

Veteran Algerian player Nassim Akrour received a valuable and surprising reward from his amateur French football team, ‘Chambery,’ just days before his 50th birthday.

The French authorities have opened a preliminary investigation into accusations of misuse of public funds against the current President of Chad, Mohamed Idriss Deby Itno, as revealed by the French magazine “Jeune Afrique”.

A Moroccan Court of Appeal upheld a ruling requiring Maroc Telecom to pay compensation amounting to 6.3 billion dirhams, or about 630 million dollars, to its competitor, ‘Inwi’, due to unfair monopolistic practices.

Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar, Commander-in-Chief of the Libyan Arab Armed Forces, praised officers from the National Army for passing the “Commanders and Staff” course at the Military Academy for Postgraduate and Strategic Studies in Egypt.

On Wednesday, Tunisian security arrested Lotfi Al-Mraihi, the presidential candidate and Secretary-General of the Republican Popular Union Party, according to the private “Mosaique” radio station.

The Acting Head of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya, Stephanie Khoury, called on Libyan leaders to engage in dialogue to form a unified government that will lead the country to elections.