The International Organization for Migration (IOM) announced the successful return of 166 Gambian migrants to their homeland from Tunisia, in a flight organized in cooperation with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).

The Egyptian Armed Forces revealed the production of eight diverse locally-made weapons, as part of its efforts to enhance defensive independence and reduce dependence on imports.

Amr El-Feki, CEO and Managing Director of United Media Services, announced that 60% of the profits of the El Alamein Festival will be allocated to support the Palestinian people.

Social media recently circulated a shocking post by Algerian artist Fella, in which she announced her intention to commit suicide live on air if her rights were not achieved and her reputation was not restored.

South Sudan’s government is facing a severe financial crisis due to a drop in oil revenues, the country’s main source of revenue.

The Chief of Staff of the Land Forces of the General Command explained that the military movements in the southern regions of Libya come in implementation of the instructions of the Commander-in-Chief, Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar.

The Libyan Under-23 Wheelchair Basketball Team achieved a great achievement by winning the North African Championship, which qualified it to qualify for the African Finals scheduled in Libya next January.

A team of Russian scientists has succeeded in developing a new technology that may pave the way for building future bases on the surface of the moon, by producing highly durable ceramic materials.

Ahmed AL-Naqi, a member of the State Council, announced that the committee assigned to resolve the crisis between the candidates for the presidency of the council has begun its work and has reached a set of solutions that will be announced soon.

Egypt has strongly condemned statements by Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich calling for the starvation of two million Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.

The African Union has approved the deployment of a newly formed force to take over security operations in the country when the current mandate of the African Union Mission to Somalia (ATMIS) expires at the end of this year, according to the Somali website “Radio Dalsan”.

Mali’s Attorney General, Amadou Boukar, announced that “an investigation has been opened after a deadly terrorist attack in Tinzaouten in the north, in which Ukrainian officials have claimed to be involved,” according to his statement.

The activities of the international scientific conference dedicated to the role of small, medium and micro enterprises in combating unemployment kicked off on Thursday in Benghazi, with the participation of prominent Arab and international delegations.

Today, Thursday, August 8, marks the anniversary of the passing of the star Hind Rostom, who dazzled the world with her high-class art, femininity and softness, and then passed away on this day in 2011.

Correspondents reported the closure of the Abu Kammash coastal road linking Libya to the Ras Jedir border crossing with Tunisia, which led to travelers being directed to return without receiving official explanations about the reasons for this closure.

The military and political scene in Libya has become tainted with tension, anxiety and fear, following the movement of the Libyan National Army, led by Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar, to the southwest of the country, amid the readiness of the Tripoli authorities and the summoning of their forces.

Algerian influencer Maeva Ghennam sparked a huge controversy on social media platforms after revealing in video clips that she was denied an entry visa to Algeria, due to her visit to Israel.

The Zimbabwean government has approved a “roadmap” to abandon the U.S. dollar in favor of the official national currency, the “Zig,” backed by bullion in transactions, a strategy that Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube may unveil next week.

The election of the President of the High Council of State in Libya presented a picture of the nature of the division in the Libyan political scene. Although the results did not bear any new information, they painted a bleak picture of the political structure in western Libya.

Egyptian cinema returns to the international scene after a 12-year absence, with the participation of the film “Searching for an Exit for Mr. Rambo” at the Venice International Film Festival.