Militants kick doctors out of Mizdah hospital
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 23 April 2014: Militant Islamists in Mizdah have thrown out two male doctors working in...
Justice Minister denies reports of Jordanian ambassador release
Tripoli, 22 April 2014: Justice Minister Salah Marghani has denied reports that the Jordanian ambassador to Libya has been released. "I...
Smuggled shotgun cartridges seized at Benghazi port
By Ashraf Abdul Wahab. The shotgun cartridges were in shipping containers supposedly carrying tiles Tripoli, 22 April 2014: Two shipping...
National Dialogue tour back on the road
The NDPC's Engagement and Participation Tour . . .aims to give all Libyans the chance to share their visions for...
Oil production now at 220,000 barrels per day
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 22 April 2014: The National Oil Corporation (NOC) has announced that the country’s oil fields...
Ali Tarhouni voted head of Constitutional Assembly
Tripoli, 22 April 2014: Former National Transitional Council (NTC) minister Ali Tarhouni was last night voted in as head of...
Small business brings new flavours to Libyan market
By Taziz Hasairi. Tripoli, 22 April 2014: A new Libyan food production company which launched last month is rapidly becoming...
Government insists Zueitina is being brought under state control
Tripoli, 21 April 2014: Zueitina oil export terminal is being brought back under state control, Justice Minister Salah Al-Marghani has...
GECOL gives condolences to family of murdered engineer
By Jamal Adel. Tripoli, 21 April 2014: The General Electricity Company of Libya (GECOL) has given its condolences to the...
Sebha peace-deal on brink of collapse after clashes leave three dead
By Jamal Adel. Tripoli, 21 April 2014: Three people were killed and another seriously injured in clashes in Sebha last...
Top Stories
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New shipping line between Italy-Tunisia-Tripoli launched today
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Chevron and Libya’s National Oil Corporation sign MoU to evaluate shale oil and gas resources – estimated at 18 billion barrels and 123 trillion cft
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US sells US$ 95 million worth of border security equipment to Tunisia – can a similar deal between the EU or the US be struck with Libya?
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CBL increases foreign currency cash limit permitted to enter Libya – up from US$ 10,000 to US$ 30,000
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Minister of Economy approves 12 foreign and joint venture companies – to support the investment climate
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