Ninety-five Libyans found at a suspected military camp in South Africa's northeast in July have been deported back to their country, this according to the home affairs ministry. .
The Libyan men have been detained since July 26 when police raided the
remote training camp near the town of White River about 220 miles east of Johannesburg. Police had said the men entered South Africa in April on visas issued for
training as security guards. However, police suspected they were receiving military training.
Mauritanian media raised alarms over an incident last Friday involving an Algerian military patrol's unauthorized entry into Mauritania.
The US has greenlit arms sales exceeding $5.5 billion to Egypt and Morocco to enhance their defense capabilities and
The 2024 Sustainable Competitiveness Report, published by the consultancy firm Sole Ability, ranks Morocco in 104th place globally, with a
Libyan Prime Minister Abdel Hamid Aldabaiba inaugurated the first Conference of Military Intelligence Chiefs of Libya’s Neighboring Countries in
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