The Super Eagles of Nigeria of are through to the 2025 AFCON before their penultimate game of the qualifiers against Benin Republic in Cote d’Ivoire, OwnGoalNigeria.com reports. Top of the group with ten points, the Nigerians would have gone into the game against Benin looking for a point to gain an unassailable lead but that won’t be the case anymore after Libya pulled one of the shock results of the group by beating Rwanda in Kigali. It means Nigeria with ten points will at worst finish second as no other team from the duo of Libya and Rwanda stuck at four and five points respectively can overhaul their tally with one game left to play, only Benin Republic can with a win over Nigeria today and also Libya in their final game of the qualifiers. AdvertisementLibya’s result achieved by a goal from Fahd T Saad Mohamed with six minutes left to play has rendered Nigeria’s last two games in the group to a dead rubber tie, but they will still be keen to finish as group winners.

Libya’s state National Oil Corporation (NOC) announced that the Libyan Fertilizer Company today successfully restarted its second urea plant. This comes after a closure of more than 16 months due to the completion of its annual overhaul. The overhaul, the NOC said, coincided with the implementation of several projects, most notably the installation of a high-pressure “reactor”, lining the high-pressure “washing device”, and working on repairing boilers. ‎The plant’s production capacity has reached 80% of its full capacity, which is gradually expandable, the NOC said.‎LIFECO restarts second ammonia and second urea plants after two-month haltAfter takeover of Yara’s stake: Lifeco’s name changed to Libyan Fertilizer Company (libyaherald.com)NOC acquires Norwegian Yara’s 50 percent stake in Libyan-Norwegian Fertilizers Company (libyaherald.com)NOC suspends gas supplies to Libyan Norwegian Fertilizer Co. pending debt payment | (libyaherald.com)Lifeco’s resumed fertiliser output boosts Norwegian partner Yara | (libyaherald.com)

Alzahra Group of Companies, owners of the Annada brand of drinks, continue to export their fizzy drinks and juices to the UK. The exports are mainly fruit juices, soft drinks and fizzy drinks in glass bottles. The most famous of these are the Annada brand of bitter soda, followed by almond drink, grape juice and the Bienky range of soft drinks. Swani explained that glass bottled drinks have a longer shelf life of just over a year whereas plastic bottled drinks have a shelf-life of only six months. He said the export process out of Libya for drinks to the rest of the world eats into the shelf-life period – so glass bottled drinks are the workable option for the export market.

Libyan players claim poor treatment from Rwandan officials. How Libya traveled to RwandaFurther reports claimed that the travelling contingent coordinated their logistical plans through a private company. This comes less than a month after Libyan authorities diverted a plane carrying the Nigerian team to another location. The Super Eagles were minutes before landing in Benghazi before the pilot was ordered to head to the nearby city of Al-Abraq. Nigeria set for Benin clashLegit.ng earlier reported that Super Eagles captain William Troost-Ekong disclosed that Benin Republic head coach Gernot Rohr knows the Nigerian team well.

For those looking to enhance their potential returns, a handicap bet on Rwanda (-1) could be an attractive option, potentially offering higher odds while still aligning with our expectation of a Rwanda win. Recent Form: A Tale of Two TrajectoriesRwanda’s recent form over their last five matches shows a positive trend with 2 wins, 1 draw, and 2 defeats. We recommend a bet on a Rwanda win (Tip 1) at odds of 1.78 with 1Win as our primary betting tip. Conclusion: Rwanda Poised for VictoryIn conclusion, our match prediction favors a Rwanda win based on several key factors. Additionally, Libya’s poor recent form and struggle to find the back of the net further strengthen our belief in a Rwanda victory.

CAIRO - 14 November 2024: Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration Badr Abdelatty held a press conference with South African Minister of International Relations and International Cooperation Ronald Lamola, following their Thursday meeting in Cairo. Both ministers touched on a number of important international and regional issues, in addition to stressing the strong ties and bilateral relations between both states. We affirm in this regard Egypt's full appreciation for South Africa's positions in support of the rights of the Palestinian people,” Minister Abdelatty said during his remarks at the press conference Thursday. In this regard, Minister Abdelatty praised South Africa's stance and efforts in support of the rights of the Palestinian people. The two ministers also discussed ways of joint cooperation within the framework of the G20 and full coordination with South Africa in order to work on reforming the global financial system to be more democratic.

Protesters shut down oil distribution valves in response to the kidnapping of a senior intelligence officer, for which they blame the government in Tripoli. The valves connect the Sharara field, Libya’s largest, and the El Feel field, to a refinery in Zawya, media reported. The facility has a processing capacity of 350,000 barrels daily or roughly a third of Libya’s oil production. The new oil production disruption comes a month after output recovered following yet another outage caused by a field blockade. Two other Western energy majors are also returning to Libya, according to the National Oil Corporation.

Libyan national team faces must-win games in their remaining AFCON 2025 qualifiers campaignThe Libyans have one point and have the slimmest chance of qualifying for the tourney in MoroccoTheir hopes were dented after a fresh crisis hit the national team camp before the Rwanda gameLibya holds a very tiny chance of qualifying for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco next year, but a crisis has hit their preparations for the national team. Source: TwitterLibya have been in disarray since they held the Super Eagles of Nigeria hostage at Al Abraq International Airport last month, and CAF launched an investigation. CAF landed a heavy sanction on the North Africans, fining them USD 50,000 after awarding the Super Eagles three points and three goals after a fair hearing into the incident. Libya national team in crisisLibya will play Rwanda at the Amahoro Stadium in Kigali before hosting Benin Republic at the Martyrs of February Stadium in Benghazi to wrap up their qualifying campaign. One of the major absentees was Besiktas star Moatasem Al-Musrati, amongst others, who cited poor working conditions in the national team as the reason for his withdrawal.

Türkiye‘s direct investments abroad have experienced a consistent increase, particularly driven by a strong surge in real estate transactions. In September, Türkiye’s outbound direct investment reached $236 million, with $149 million allocated to real estate acquisitions. Inbound direct investment (September 2024): $434 million, with $164 million from real estate investments. Real estate investment surgeReal estate has become a key factor in Türkiye’s foreign investment strategy. Real estate’s dual roleBoth inbound and outbound real estate investments are playing a significant role.

The mufti of the Republic of Kosovo, Naim Tërnava, at the head of a large Kosovar delegation, was received today at his residence by the leader of Libya, Muammar el Gaddafi, the information service of the Islamic Community of Kosovo announces. The religious leaders of the region were also present at that reception. The Mufti informed the Libyan leader that the first Mosque in Kosovo was built in 1389 after the Battle of Kosovo and now Kosovo has over 700 mosques. At the end of the speech, the Mufti of Kosovo presented the Libyan leader with a handmade map of Kosovo made from the precious ores of Trepça and a monograph on mosques and Islamic religious buildings destroyed by Serbian aggression during the 98/99 war. The Libyan leader was very pleased that this meeting with the Kosovo delegation took place, saying: "Our hearts were breaking with pain for you, when you were going through suffering, massacres and mass expulsions from your lands by criminals.

A total of 161 stranded irregular Bangladeshi migrants returned home on Wednesday from Libya and Tunisia separately.The repatriation has taken place under the joint initiative of the foreign ministry, Bangladesh Embassy in Tripoli and the International Organization for Migration (IOM), a foreign ministry's press release said here.Among the returnees, 143 returned home from Libya in a chartered Buraq Air flight (UZ 0222), which landed at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (HSIA) at 6:15 am.Before that 18 stranded Bangladeshi returned here from Tunisia by a Turkish Airlines flight No-TK 712 that landed at HSIA at 5.25 am.Upon arrival, the repatriated migrants were received by the officials of the foreign ministry and IOM at the airport.Most of the returnees had entered Libya and Tunisia illegally with the intention of reaching Europe by sea, influenced and aided by human traffickers.Many of them had suffered abduction and abuse during their time in Libya, said the press release.The foreign ministry's officials urged the returnees to raise awareness within their communities about the danger of illegal migration, particularly the perilous journey to Europe via Libya.

Copy LinkAmazon has unveiled “Amazon Haul,” a new budget-focused storefront within its mobile app and website, aimed at competing with fast-growing Chinese retailers Shein and Temu, the company announced today. The launch comes as Amazon faces mounting competition from Temu and Shein in the low-cost retail space. Safety and compliance focusAmazon aims to differentiate its offering through enhanced product safety measures and regulatory compliance, backed by its “A-to-z Guarantee”. “We’re ensuring all products meet our strict safety standards while maintaining competitive pricing,” an Amazon spokesperson said. Market strategyThe rise of Temu and Shein has been particularly notable among younger consumers seeking affordable merchandise across various categories.

Libya’s state National Oil Corporation (NOC) announced today that the country has reached new production levels – the highest in ten years. Crude oil and condensate production reached 1,374,118 barrels per day (bpd) and 202,983 barrels equivalent of gas, bringing the total to 1,577,101 barrels.‎The NOC had reported on 5 November a new record production figure of 1,364,438 barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil and 208,000 barrels of gas equivalent.‎This equates to an increase in crude oil and condensate production of 37,701 barrels per day, in addition to 24,461 barrels of gas equivalent per day.‎The NOC credited the Tripoli based Libyan government for its (financial) support, the oil sector workers, and the safe operating environment provided by the Libyan Army throughout the country in the east, west and south.‎NOC’s increased production announcements – approaching 1.5 million barrels per day

TRIPOLI, Nov. 13 (Xinhua) -- The state-owned National Oil Corporation (NOC) of Libya on Wednesday announced that the daily production of oil, gas and condensates is 1,577,101 barrels. "The total readings recorded today, Wednesday, for crude oil and condensate production rates reached 1,374,118 barrels, and for gas 202,983 barrels equivalent, bringing the total to 1,577,101 barrels," NOC said in a statement. "This production level of the Libyan oil and gas sector has not been recorded for more than ten years. Prime Minister Abdul-Hamed Dbeibah praised the production increase, confirming plans to increase daily oil and gas production to 2 million barrels by the end of next year. Libya's oil industry, the backbone of its economy, has frequently been caught in the crossfire of political disputes since the fall of former leader Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.

Speaking during a live broadcast on TV100, a Turkish news channel, Guler emphasized that Türkiye must be prepared for any scenario. When asked if Israel could be a direct threat to Türkiye, Guler responded, “Our President is warning society because he sees this danger. The defense minister stressed that Türkiye’s priority is maintaining peace, but added that the country’s security forces are making detailed plans for any potential threat. We are responsible for the security of the Turkish Republic and the Turkish nation. Defense Minister GulerGuler’s comments come amid heightened regional tensions, with Israel’s military operations in Gaza and Lebanon sparking widespread concerns across the Middle East.