Benghazi official gunned down in “family vendetta”
By Libya Herald reporters. Mohammed Al-Marshti who was murdered today allegedly in a family feud (Photo: social media) Benghazi, 11...
Vast majority of migrants is “economic” says UN
By Jamie Prentis. Most migrants are young men seeking a better life (File photo) Tunis, 11 July 2017: Around 80...
Presidency Council should be cut to three says Dialogue
By Jamie Prentis. HoR and SC members in the Hague (Photo: Dutch government) Tunis, 11 July 2017: The Libya Dialogue...
Farmers struggle to control Shahat woodland fires with spray guns
Libya Herald reporters. One part of the brushland fire in Shahat (Photo: Hassan Emdawy) Benghazi, 10 July 2017: Desperate farmers...
Residents terrified as Garabulli fighting goes into second day
By Libya Herald reporters. Fighting in Garabulli yesterday (Photo: Social media) Tripoli and Tunis, 10 July 2017: To the despair...
Benghazi’s agony goes on
By Libya Herald reporters. Even the ruins in Sabri are mined (Photo: social media) Benghazi, 10 July 2017: Though the guns...
OPEC must consider Libya’s troubles before pressing for a cap
By Jamie Prentis. NOC chief Sanalla meeting El-Fil workers (Photo: NOC) Tunis, 10 July 2017: With OPEC seemingly likely to...
LNA soldiers injured when trapped Benghazi militant blows himself up
By Libya Herald reporters. The detained man (bottom left) after the militant with him blew himself up (Photo: social media)...
Saudis extraditing four Libyans to Egypt
By Libya Herald reporters. Saudi Arabia is sending Hussein Zahait (in colour) and three other Libyans to Egypt (Photo: social...
BREAKING: LNA says tonight it has taken last Benghazi militant positions
By Libya Herald reporters. LNA troops move through Sidi Akribesh (Photo: social media) Benghazi, 9 July 2017: Libyan National Army...
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