Egypt
Egypt to privatize airports, starting with Hurghada
Egypt will offer Hurghada International Airport to private operators by year-end, marking the country's first airport privatization, according
Sudan's sovereign council announced Thursday that the Adre border crossing will reopen for three months to allow humanitarian aid into the country, addressing needs caused by a 15-month civil war. Aid deliveries through the crossing were previously suspended in February after the government claimed the route was being used by the rival RSF faction to transport weapons. The reopening aims to support civilians impacted by the ongoing conflict.
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Libya
U.S. envoy Boulos to visit Libya amid rising tensions
U.S. envoy Massad Boulos will make his first official trip to Libya next week as tensions escalate in Tripoli
Egypt
Sudanese refugees flee Egypt for risky route through Libya to Europe
Bahr el-Din Yakoub fled Sudan after a missile strike killed four of his friends in Khartoum. Hoping for safety in
Sudan
Sudan’s army accuses Haftar-aligned Libyan forces of cross-border attack
Sudan’s military has accused forces loyal to eastern Libyan commander Khalifa Haftar of launching an attack on Sudanese territory
Tunisia
Women-led camel milk startup rises in south Tunisia
In Tunisia’s arid south, camel milk is emerging as a high-value product with economic and health potential. According to