The Libyan Anti-Illegal Migration Agency branch in Tobruk deported 59 immigrants of three different nationalities to their countries of origin.

Nigerian authorities confirmed on Friday that part of a pipeline transporting crude oil to Benin had been sabotaged.

The Pentagon announced that the withdrawal of US forces from Chad is a temporary measure, as part of a comprehensive review of security cooperation between the United States and Chad.

Anxiety has worsened among farmers in a number of Algerian states, following the spread of a mysterious disease that led to the death of dozens of cows in a short period.

A soldier died and another was injured after a military helicopter crashed during a landing maneuver in Gafsa Governorate south of the country.

The President of the Confederation of African Football, Patrice Motsepe, announced the setting of new dates for the 2025 African Cup of Nations, which is hosted by the Kingdom of Morocco.

The African Union stressed the importance of renewing commitment to the peace plan it first launched in May 2023, which consists of six key points to end the conflict.

The Somali government called for postponing the withdrawal of the African peacekeeping force “ATMIS” in order to avoid a security vacuum that might enhance the return of the “Al-Shabaab” movement after the defeats it suffered.

Head of the Consular Department of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Alexei Klimov, announced ongoing negotiations between Russia and nine countries with the aim of mutual cancellation of entry visas.

The University of Hong Kong announced the development of a new drug that targets nasopharyngeal cancer enabling it to stimulate cancer cells to self-destruct.

The Algerian government is examining an urgent plan to confront the scarcity of drinking water in a number of regions of the country with the aim of avoiding other popular protests such as those witnessed in Tiaret Governorate on the days of Eid al-Adha.

Ahmed Aboul Gheit, Secretary-General of the League of Arab States, called for collective international efforts to save Sudan and prevent its collapse, during the African Peace and Security Council summit.

The French nuclear fuel production company “Orano” said Thursday evening in a statement that the Nigerian government has canceled its license to operate one of the largest uranium mines in the world.

Antonella Roccuzzo, the wife of Argentine star Lionel Messi, faced obstacles in entering the stadium to support the “flea” during the opening match of the 2024 Copa America against Canada on Friday.

The combined production rates of crude oil, condensates and natural gas reached more than 1.508 million barrels of equivalent during the past 24 hours, according to what was announced by the National Oil Corporation.

Scientists at the Solar Astronomy Laboratory of the Russian Academy of Sciences have revealed the formation of a new active center on the Sun, increasing the possibility of intense solar flares.

The Director General of Civil Protection in Niger, Colonel Boubacar Baku, announced the death of 21 people and the damage of about 6,000 others as a result of the heavy rains and floods that have swept the country since the end of May.

The Argentine national team continued to rank first in the world according to the latest “FIFA” rankings while Morocco ranked first at the Arab level.

After his actions and statements sparked widespread controversy in Egypt and led to the Coptic Church’s decision to suspend him from priestly service, Father Domadius Habib Ibrahim broke his silence.

The Sudanese Ministry of Energy and Oil announced today, Friday, the introduction of a new electrical system, to develop electrical networks and ensure their stability and quality of work.