Oil port deal on, despite government silence
By Muttaz Ali and Tom Westcott. Tripoli, 7 April 2014: The oil port deal struck between members of the government, the...
Derna University closes after vandalism proves to be final straw
Tripoli, 7 April 2014: Omar Mukhtar University in Derna has closed until further notice, after three medical laboratories were vandalised...
Multiple road closures bring Tripoli to a standstill
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 7 April 2014: Much of Tripoli is at a standstill this afternoon, with multiple road...
Benghazi airport reopens
Tripoli, 7 April 2014: Benghazi’s Benina airport has reopened for international flights after being closed yesterday by protesters as part...
Bodies found near Ghat could be soldiers kidnapped a year ago
By Jamal Adel. Tripoli, 6 April 2014: The three decomposed bodies found near Ghat by border patrol guards could be the...
Two eastern oil ports to be reopened
Tripoli, 6 April 2014: Two of the blockaded eastern oil ports are to be reopened after an agreement was reached...
Benghazi airport closure causes travel chaos
By Ayman Amzein and Muttaz Ali. Benghazi/Tripoli, 6 April 2014: The closure of Benghazi’s Benina Airport has left hundreds of...
Local council says no strike in Tripoli, but schools still affected
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 6 April 2014: Tripoli Local Council has denied allegations that Benghazi’s general strike has spilled...
Benghazi shuts down in mass protest
By Ayman Amzein. Benghazi, 6 April 2014: The first day of a general strike in Benghazi over the deteriorating security...
Oil tanker finally unloads stolen crude at Zawia
By Tom Westcott. Tripoli, 5 April 2014: The oil tanker which loaded an illegal shipment of crude from the blockaded...
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New shipping line between Italy-Tunisia-Tripoli launched today
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