Tripoli University closes over security fears
By Seraj Essul. Tripoli, 14 August 2014: Security in the capital has meant classes will not resume at Tripoli University...
Ansar increases presence at Benina check-point as criticism of Saiqa mounts
By Noora Ibrahim. Benghazi, 13 August 2014: Benghazi residents say they are worried about Ansar Al-Sharia forces now deployed at...
Reports of civilians casualties following heavy shelling in western Tripoli
By Ajnadin Mustafa. Fires blaze in Ghut Shaal where the worst of last night's shelling took place (Photo: Social Media)...
Cabinet looks to help Libyans affected by crisis
By Libya Herald staff. Cabinet meeting in Beida (Photo: Prime Ministry) Tripoli, 13 August 2014: The government is looking at...
Sixty-three Saiqa members killed and 200 wounded in July fighting
By Aimen Amzein. Benghazi, 11 August 2014: Sixty-three members of Saiqa Special Forces were killed and 200 wounded in Benghazi in...
Operation Dignity bombs Derna Port
By Noora Ibrahim. Photo allegedly showing the results of fire damage following bombing in Derna (Photo: Social Media) Benghazi, 11...
Operation Dignity reaffirms that it will attack ships trying to enter Benghazi port
By Noora Ibrahim. Benghazi Port (Photo: Bridgette Auger) Benghazi, 11 August 2014: Ships attempting to enter Benghazi Port will be...
Libyan Red Crescent: ongoing conflict has “grave humanitarian consequences”
By Libya Herald staff. In Zuwara, teams have provided more than 30,000 litres of water (Photo: Libyan Red Crescent) London,...
US and North African nations call for end to Libyan fighting
By Libya Herald staff. African leaders meet in Washington at the US Africa Summit (Photo: The White House) London, 8...
Nine million litres of petrol arrive at Tripoli Port
By Libya Herald staff. London, 7 August 2014: Nine million litres of petrol arrived in Tripoli by ship to address crippling...
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