Goalkeeper Andre Onana has pulled out of Cameroon’s World Cup qualifier against Libya on Tuesday after leaving the field injured when they beat Mauritius in their opening Group D game on Saturday. Onana has returned to Manchester United for treatment for an unspecified injury, the Cameroon Football Federation said on Sunday. READ | Wales must end Euro qualifying on a high, says coach Rob PageHe looked to be struggling with his adductors when he went off with 10 minutes left of the 3-0 win over Mauritius in Douala but no detail of his injury was given by the federation. Several press reports said his decision to leave the game was a precautionary measure and that Onana should be able to play for Manchester United at Everton next Sunday.

All Libyan leaders have agreed to amend the draft laws, urging the country’s two chambers to finalize and implement electoral laws within a reasonable timeframe. The Misrata Port Customs Center took all necessary legal measures regarding the ship, in preparation for blacklisting it. This was done for violating the principles of boycotting the Zionist enemy, in accordance with Article 203 of Customs Law No. The Misrata Port Customs Center took all necessary measures to address the ship’s legality and prepare for its blacklisting. This was done in accordance with Article 203 of Customs Law No.

The Pakistani envoy did not specify the form of the proposed mechanism, which, he said: “Shall be set up in accordance with international law and the relevant United Nations resolutions. The Pakistani envoy told the 193-member assembly that more than 11,000 Palestinians had lost their lives, two-thirds of them women and children. Another 27,000 have been injured, with about 2,700, including 1,500 children, reported missing, dead, or trapped under the rubble. More than half of the hospitals in Gaza are non-functional due to lack of fuel, damage, attacks, and insecurity. “We stress the need for the immediate return of displaced Palestinian people to their homeland.”

Libya’s National Security Adviser Ibrahim Bushnaf concluded his visit to Russia, which came at the invitation of Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev. During the visit, Bushnaf met with Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov, Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev, Patrushev’s deputy Venediktov Nikolaevich, and several other Russian officials. Bushnaf also met with Minister of State and Deputy Defense Minister Sergei Kuzhugetovich Shoigu, and learned about the ministry’s operations. The two sides then held a joint meeting discussing training and development cooperation and the possibility for Libya to benefit from Russian expertise in this area

Nearly 70 days after Storm Danielle devastated Derna and the Green Mountain region of Libya, a member of Derna’s crisis committee has warned that the death toll has now surpassed 20,000. Hamad Al-Shalwi, in remarks to the media, stated that the crisis committee confirmed over 20,000 fatalities in Derna alone from the devastating flooding caused by Danielle. He said rescue efforts have been “nonexistent” and citizens are distraught over being unable to retrieve relatives’ remains, causing immense psychological distress. The committee member detailed that the floods inflicted horrific destruction in Derna, obliterating 12,000 housing units. He said 60-70% of the town is still covered by dirt and debris from the storm.

The Libyan Union of Chambers of Commerce reported that, coordinated by its Libyan-Malaysian Joint Chamber, a delegation from the Tripoli based Libyan Ministry of Economy and Trade visited the Malaysian Development and Construction Authority (CIDB Malaysia)During a meeting held during the visit, working to explore trade and investment opportunities in the construction sector in Libya were discussed. This visit comes within the activities of the International Construction Week 2023 (ICW), which is being held at the International Exhibition and Convention Centre (MITEC) in Kuala Lumpur. The International Building Week is one of the most prominent events in the field of construction globally and is held in the Malaysian capital from November 15 to 17, 2023.

For the second time this year, the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) have partnered with the governments of Tunisia and Libya to train 44 youth and women entrepreneurs and government officials using the innovative Japanese management technique ‘Kaizen’, which means ‘change for the better’. Libya is represented by its Tripoli based Ministry of Industry and Minerals. The first Kaizen training took place between February and March this year also in Tunis. This latest training, launched on 13 November, will take place over the next two weeks in Tunis and aims to help participants improve their business skills and productivity, thereby driving economic development in their communities and strengthening their commitment to promoting sustainable resilience in Libya. JICA and WFP introduce Japanese Kaizen Management Approach to Libyan youth and female entrepreneurs (libyaherald.com)

The Tax Authority stated in its latest report that non-oil tax revenues, up to September 2023, were LD 2.14 bn. These figures represent a rise of LD 0.56 bn or 35 percent on the LD 1.585 bn – for the same period in 2022. It will be recalled that Libya is trying to diversify its economy by increasing its non-oil revenues. Total revenues reached LD 96 billion up to OctoberTo put these figures in perspective, it will be recalled that earlier this month, the Central Bank of Libya revealed in its monthly statistical statement that Libya’s total revenues reached 96 billion dinars from the beginning of this year until 31 October, while total spending reached 83.6 billion dinars. The Central Bank’s statistical bulletin had also revealed that foreign exchange revenues reached US$ 19.7 billion, while foreign exchange spending reached US$ 30.6 billion – leaving a foreign exchange deficit to the end of October of US$ 10.9 billion.

APHARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — Iñaki Williams gave Ghana a winning start to World Cup qualifying by scoring deep into injury time Friday to secure a 1-0 victory over Madagascar. Ghana has qualified for four of the last five World Cups, only missing out in Russia in 2018, and reached the quarterfinals in South Africa in 2010. Also Friday, Leicester forward Patson Daka scored twice as Zambia defeated Republic of Congo 4-2 at home. Libya won 1-0 away against Eswatini in a match played in South Africa, Comoros beat Central African Republic 4-2 at home and Guinea edged Uganda 2-1 in Morocco. Nine teams from Africa will qualify directly for the 48-team 2026 World Cup in the United States, Mexico and Canada.

The Attorney General’s Office announced Thursday that it had detained the Chairman of Mabrouk Oil Operations Company, pending the case. The Mabrook chairman is accused of signing a technical support contract with a specialised foreign company for US$ 2 million even though he was advised that the technical support was not needed. The Attorney General’s Office reported that the investigator had inferred that the Mabrook chairman had ignored the recommendation of the Oil Reservoir Engineering Consultant, by deliberately concluding a technical support contract worth US$ 2 million despite his knowledge of the specialists’ recommendation. This, the Attorney General’s Office said led to financial damage to Mabrook Oil Operations as a result of paying the price of the contract despite the absence of the need for the contract. Thus, the investigator ended up detaining the accused pending the case.

Instead, Putin is saber-rattling for Western eyes, this week loading an Avangard nuclear-capable glide vehicle on an intercontinental ballistic missile into a launch silo. An oil tanker set to load crude from a Libyan port was turned away this week because it had made a run to Israel prior to attempting to load in Libya. Libya’s eastern government (the rival to the Tripoli-based GNA) had previously called for an oil embargo on Israel. Politics, Geopolitics & ConflictAn oil tanker set to load crude from a Libyan port was turned away this week because it had made a run to Israel prior to attempting to load in Libya. Libya’s eastern government (the rival to the Tripoli-based GNA) had previously called for an oil embargo on Israel.

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On instructions from the Attorney General’s Office, 4,000 hectares of state-owned forest and pastureland in Garabulli were reclaimed by state security forces. Garabulli lies 63 km east of Tripoli along the main coastal highway. The revelation was made on Tuesday by the Tripoli based Libyan Interior Ministry which reported that a force from the Law Enforcement Department of the General Administration of Security Operations, accompanied by patrols from the 51st Infantry Brigade of the General Staff and agricultural and forestry officials in the Garabulli region. The Interior Ministry said the land was evacuated, the intrusions on it were removed, and it was handed over to the agricultural sector in Garabulli. The electrical wires and telegraph poles were also removed, preserved, and handed over to the General Electricity Company of Libya in coordination with the Public Prosecution.

The odyssey of asylum-seekers and the failure of EU regulationsMore than 236,000 people have entered European Union borders irregularly so far this year, according to International Organization for Migration figures, up 60% from the same time last year

- Advertisement -As per the UN-backed International Narcotics Control Board (INCB), India has become a major hub for illicit drug and trafficking, India shared a major portion in the global drug trade business worth over $650 billion. Narco-terrorism in India has indigenous and sources through drug trafficking and funding terrorism in the region”. Nevertheless, a sinister underbelly of international drug trafficking thrives in India, as it conceals a dark secret which transcends its borders. The country also has a significant domestic drug problem, with millions of people addicted to drugs such as heroin, opium, and cannabis. Nonetheless, India’s escalating role in global drug trafficking has been exposed.