A Tripoli court sentenced Libya’s education minister, Moussa al-Megarief, to three and a half years Sunday for favoritism in textbook contracts, AFP reports. The favoritism led to a textbook shortage in 2021. He was also fined and stripped of civil rights for the duration of his sentence plus one year. Arrested during the investigation, he later returned to office, blaming delays on the challenges of unifying the country’s curriculum.
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Egypt’s Foreign Minister Badr Abdel Aty declared Sudan’s division a “red line,” warning against further fragmentation of the
The EU has imposed countervailing duties of up to 31.4% on Moroccan aluminium road wheels, citing unfair subsidies, including
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