Kuwaiti briefing trip for Libyan oil people
Tripoli, 7 June A group of thirteen managers, engineers, planners and specialists from Libyan oil companies has been hosted by...
Lawyers hail Supreme Court’s Law 37 review
Tripoli, 3 June A prominent group of Libyan lawyers has welcomed the Supreme Court’s decision to review the constitutionality of...
Chinese firms implicated in shady oil deals
Tripoli, 3 June: When Shukri Ghanem, Libya’s former oil chief and prime minister drowned last month in the Danube, close...
Tripoli Chamber fears softer rules for foreign businesses
Tripoli, 2 June: Tripoli’s Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture is protesting the new ministerial decree that enables foreign companies...
Is Shell’s pull-out a stark warning ?
By Ibrahim A. El Mayet Tripoli, 29 May: In a statement on Monday Royal Dutch Shell announced it will cease...
Bye Bye Shell. Hello BP !
Tripoli, 29 May 2012: Just one day after the Anglo-Dutch oil major Shell announced it was suspending Libyan operations and...
Libya regains control of Ugandan telco
Tripoli, 28 May 2012: Libya has regained full control of its investments in Uganda’s main telecoms provider, Uganda Telecom Limited,...
There’s research — and then there’s research
Tripoli, 24 May: Libya, it seems, is in danger of becoming one of the world’s most researched countries. Reports are...
UNICEF wants to help heal the revolution’s traumatised children
Tripoli 24 May The revolution had many victims, including children, and not all their wounds were physical. The United Nations...
Benghazi youth suspected of machine-gunning father, mother and sister
By Maha Ellawati and Nigel Ash Benghazi, 24 May: A young Benghazi man has handed himself in and reportedly confessed...
Top Stories
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Production at the Sharara field continues despite pipeline fire – production diverted via other pipelines: NOC
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Damaged and drifting Russian gas tanker under control – being tugged away to sea by Libyan efforts
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PM Aldabaiba reopens Tripoli Zoo after a 17-year closure: a symbolic turnaround for the Zoo – from a militia military base back to a leading recreation destination
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LPTIC Chairman tours Tripoli International Airport – emphasises need to accelerate pace of completion of telecoms work
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Emergency bad weather holiday announced today in Greater Tripoli as western Libya was hit by a passing storm of strong winds and heavy rain – many roads flooded, drivers stranded
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