Dozens of Chadian migrants have returned home from Libya, in response to the call of President Mahamat Idriss Deby, who launched the “extended hand” policy aimed at facilitating the return of citizens stranded abroad.

Egyptian media reports revealed that Al-Ahly club will face penalties including being banned from participating in the Egypt Cup next season, following its decision to withdraw from the current edition of the competition.

Mali’s Foreign Ministry announced on Friday that it had asked the Swedish ambassador to leave the country within 72 hours, in response to what it considered hostile statements made by a Swedish minister.

At least 9 people were killed, and 16 others were injured on Friday in clashes between two brigades in the Tajoura area east of the Libyan capital, Tripoli, according to official figures.

The International Red Cross has warned of a worsening health crisis in Sudan, where the medical infrastructure has been severely damaged by conflict, and the vast majority of hospitals and healthcare centers in the country have been closed.

The Sudanese government announced in an official statement that it will send representatives to Jeddah to consult with the U.S. government, in response to an American invitation to attend negotiations to be held in Geneva to discuss the Sudanese crisis.

The head of the Egyptian Workers’ Federation, Engineer Haitham Hussein, explained that the federation is offering its training and industrial expertise to support the youth and government in Libya.

The United Nations Support Mission in Libya expressed its deep concern over the recent military movements in the country, particularly in the southern and western regions.

The Technical Room for Autumn Emergencies at the Ministry of Health in the Northern State of Sudan reported 14 deaths and 84 injuries due to the violent floods that hit the region.

Egypt is witnessing a major development in the Dabaa nuclear power plant project, as photos have recently spread on social media sites highlighting the extent of the achievement made in this strategic project.

Russian forces continue to confront the attack launched by Ukrainian forces in the Russian province of “Kursk”, while the Russian Ministry of Defense announced the elimination of 280 soldiers and the destruction of 27 armored vehicles during the last day, bringing the total losses to 945 soldiers and 102 armored vehicles since the beginning of the attack.

Egyptian Sports Minister Ashraf Sobhi announced accountability measures that will affect all sports federations after the disappointing results of the Egyptian delegation at the Paris 2024 Olympics and the loss to Morocco by a score of 6-0.

Egyptian star Sherine Abdel Wahab returns to the spotlight with a new photo that reflects her recovery and return to her artistic glory period, after a period of treatment she underwent.

Libya has witnessed new military movements by the Libyan Arab Armed Forces towards the southwest of the country in a move aimed at combating illegal activities such as arms trafficking, oil smuggling and drug trafficking across the border.

Russia confirmed that the official authorities in Ukraine are trying to open a “second front” in Africa, by supporting “terrorist groups”, after their failure on the ground.

The visit of Sergei Shoigu, Secretary of the Russian Security Council, to Tehran came to confirm the seriousness of the regional situation, and to clarify that the “Middle East” arena is not a sphere of Western influence, as Moscow has a fundamental role in political calm.

Morocco has launched an initiative to connect water basins between different regions, with the aim of improving water resource management and addressing the growing water shortage.

The Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources is working on implementing a new natural gas processing project in the Western Desert region, with an investment cost estimated at $600 million.

The celebrations of the third centenary of the founding of the Mouloudia Club of Algiers led to a fire in the “Hamma” garden, one of the oldest gardens in Algeria and the world, and a prominent cultural and environmental symbol in the heart of the capital.

The judicial authorities in Tunisia revealed that 21 prominent opposition figures, including the head of the Ennahda Movement, Rached Ghannouchi, and a number of political figures, were referred to the criminal chamber specializing in terrorism cases.