Italy starts accepting Schengen visa applications in Tobruk
By Libya Herald reporters. One of the first Italian Schengen visa applicants (Photo: Almaviva) Benghazi, 9 July 2017: A dozen...
Turkish vessel searched in Tobruk port
By Libya Herald reporters. Tobruk port (Photo: MarineTraffic.com) Benghazi, 9 July 2017: A row has broken after armed military police...
LNA pays a high price in the last stage of the Battle for Benghazi
By Libya Herald reporters. The destruction in Sabri is extensive (Photo: social media) Benghazi, 8 July 2017: At least 18...
Forty-eight Egyptian illegal workers die crossing into Libya
By Libya Herald reporters. Libyan desert south of B11 Tobruk-Ajdabiya road (Photo: Asaloft) Benghazi, 8 July 2017: At least 48...
Tripoli seawater declared unsafe
By Libya Herald reporters. Cooling off in the sea is no longer safe (Photo: social media) Tripoli, 8 July 2017:...
Restored wells boost Sebha’s water supply
By Jamie Prentis. Handing over one of the new Sebha wells (Photo: IOM) Tunis, 8 July 2017: Thousands of people...
Benghazi: all over bar the shooting
By Libya Herald reporters. A man said to be a Sudanese sniper captured today (Photo LNA) Benghazi, 7 July 2017:...
Libyan arrested after leaving protection of Jeddah consulate
By Libya Herald reporters. Hussein Zahait (in colour) from his Facebook Page Tripoli, 7 July 2017: A Libyan who took...
Two killed by spent rounds as Benghazi celebrates victory
By Libya Herald reporters. Fireworks and soe deadly bullets over Benghazi (RUPTLY screen grab) Benghazi, 7 July 2017: The victory...
Benghazi authorities destroy expired foodstuffs
By Libya Herald reporters. A bulldozer crushed the expired food and drink (Photo: social media) Benghazi, 7 July 2017: A large...
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