The Sudanese Rapid Support Forces announced yesterday, Monday, that they had completely captured the vital Jebel Muya area, which connects three main states in central and western Sudan.

The Algerian authorities were able to dismantle a criminal network consisting of four people, including a foreign national, who were active in international smuggling and trading in precious stones and precious metals.

The Egyptian Electricity Company denied the news circulating about issuing a decision excluding coastal cities from reducing electricity loads.

An analysis of recent Central Bank data revealed that Libya’s crude oil production rose by 12% during the year 2023 to reach 433.5 million barrels, compared to 386.5 million barrels in the previous year.

The European Council imposed sanctions on six individuals in the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces for allegedly “engaging in activities that undermine the political transition process in the country.”

Turkey and Algeria have begun formal negotiations to conclude a preferential trade agreement, Turkish Trade Minister Omer Polat announced during his speech at the opening of the 55th edition of the Algiers International Fair.

Today, Monday, Turkey’s new ambassador to Libya, Kovin Bekitis, presented a copy of his credentials to the person in charge of managing the affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the outgoing “National Unity” government, Al-Taher Al-Baour.

The Turkish Navy conducted exercises off the coast of Libya “in accordance with the memorandums of understanding and agreements signed with the former Government of National Accord headed by Fayez al-Sarraj, and the (outgoing) Government of National Unity headed by Abdul Hamid al-Dbeibeh.”

The Commander of the Libyan Arab Armed Forces, Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar, and the US Special Envoy to Libya, Richard Norland, stressed the importance of continuing efforts to prepare the country to hold presidential and parliamentary elections.

Egyptian club Zamalek is facing a major crisis that threatens its participation in the African Confederation Championship for next season, as a result of problems related to player registration.

The Moroccan Public Prosecution announced the closure of the investigation file into the Melilla incident, which witnessed the death of 23 migrants and the injury of many as they attempted to cross the border into the fortified city.

The President of the African Commission, Moussa Faki, expressed his deep concern about the humanitarian situation in Sudan, classifying it as the worst global humanitarian crisis currently.

A Singaporean man died after winning $4 million at the casino and felt extremely excited by the win, which led to him suffering a severe heart attack that led to his death.

A Jordanian aid convoy heading to Gaza was involved in an accident that led to the death of two soldiers and the injury of others, on the road leading to the Dead Sea at the Adassiya landing area.

The village of Al-Shein in Gharbia Governorate witnessed a hideous tragedy, as a young man suffering from psychological disorders slaughtered his mother, sister, and brother in their home, according to what local authorities reported.

The World Bank decided to provide financial support amounting to $700 million to Egypt, as part of a program aimed at enhancing macroeconomic stability and supporting sustainable growth.

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has begun arranging for a meeting between the Sudanese army commander, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, and the commander of the Rapid Support Forces, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, to stop the ongoing war in Sudan.

The Sudanese army carried out a military operation on its general command headquarters in Khartoum, in light of the escalation of bloody clashes with the Rapid Support Forces in several cities.

The Governor of the Russian Republic of Dagestan, Sergei Melikov, announced an escalation in the number of casualties as a result of a series of terrorist attacks that struck the republic.

A statement issued by the February 17 movement in the Libyan city of Misrata expressed its dissatisfaction with the statements of Stephanie Khoury, Deputy Head of the UN Security Mission, describing them as “does not meet the hopes placed on resolving the Libyan crisis.”