2.23 tons of cannabis seized in southwestern Morocco
The Moroccan security seized 2.23 tons of cannabis in the southwestern city of Agadir on Saturday, according to a police
Foreign powers to discuss ways out of Libya crisis with rival camps
Libyan rival camps and their foreign backers will attend a summit in Berlin on Sunday to discuss ways to
UN voices concern over closure of oil ports in Libya
The United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) on Saturday expressed concern over closure of oil ports in eastern Libya
UN calls for release of kidnapped Libyan parliament member
The United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) on Friday called for the release of Siham Sergewa, a member of
Egypt hopes for final deal over Ethiopia’s Nile dam in Washington talks
Egypt hopes to reach a final, viable and binding agreement with Ethiopia and Sudan regarding filling and operating the Grand
Joel Matip in line to play for Liverpool against Manchester United
Cameroonian defender Joel Matip could return to action for Premier League leaders Liverpool against bitter rivals Manchester United at Anfield
Rwanda arrests three Ugandans for illegal border crossing
Three Ugandans were arrested in Rwanda’s Northern Province on Thursday after allegedly crossing into the country to sell sorghum in
Kigali to get infrastructure upgrade ahead of Commonwealth meeting
The Rwandan capital city Kigali is set to get a major upgrade in its infrastructure after the government allocated $10.5
Libya ‘needs foreign interference to stop’: UN envoy
International players must stop meddling in the Libyan conflict, the UN’s special envoy told AFP on Saturday, on the eve
Two killed 20 wounded in a car bomb targeting Turkish contractors in Somalia
At least two people were killed and 20 wounded when a group of Turkish contractors were target by a suicide