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Nigerias Rivers Hoopers qualified for the Basketball Africa League (BAL) semifinals for the first time, beating former champions US Monastir on Monday, while Angolas Petro de Luanda edged Senegals AS Douanes.

Nafusa Oil Operations BV announced that the National Oil Corporation (NOC) has acquired the foreign partner's share in developing the North Hamada field, leading to the resumption of exploration activities in Block 47 of the Ghadames Basin, which had been halted since 2014. In a statement on Friday, the company said this acquisition is expected to facilitate new discoveries in Block 47, which can be quickly developed and connected to the surface facilities currently being completed.

Libya: In Ghadames, Derj and Awal, Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary General (DSRSG) Gagnon highlights need for increased government support for sustainable development

On a three-day mission to Ghadames, Derj and Awal last week, Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary General and Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator,

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Europe backs aggressive operations by governments in North Africa that lead to migrants being dumped in barren deserts, a joint investigation shows.

Travel photography website Capture the Atlas has unveiled the winners of its seventh Milky Way Photographer of the Year collection. Here are the best ones.

As part of its efforts to attract investments in the region, the eastern Libyan government has offered a refinery project to a Russian company.

Libyan strongman Khalifa Haftar is so inexorably linked to the Russian state that every decision is now taken in the realm of what Moscow finds acceptable, warn experts. And this includes weaponising migrants.