Historic documents conserved at the Red Castle
By Tom Westcott. Some of the conserved documents were displayed, along with the tools used in the process of working...
Education Fair focuses on English language and opportunities to study abroad
The exhibition was held in a tent on the campus of Tripoli University (Photo: Tom Westcott) Tripoli, 5 February 2014:...
Libya destroys all useable chemical weapons
By Tom Westcott. International support was essential for the destruction of Libya's usable chemical weapons, said Foreign Minister Mohamed Abdulaziz...
Tripoli welcomes football champions
By Seraj Essul. Fans gathered outside Tripoli's Mitiga Airport, hoping for a glimpse of their favourite players (Photo: Seraj Essul)...
Triumphant football team heads to Tripoli
The team before leaving Benghazi this afternoon (Photo: Richard Galustian) Benghazi, 4 February 2014: The country's football champions this afternoon...
Tripoli fans urged to await football champions at Sports City
By Seraj Essul. Over-enthusiastic use of fireworks inside the stadium at Benina forced the celebrations to end early (Photo: Ayman...
Benghazi welcome to footballers “complete chaos”
By Tom Westcott. Crowds enthusiastically swarm round the plane (Photo: Richard Galustian) Tripoli, 3 February 2014: A scene of absolute...
17 February Brigade deny involvement in kidnapping of Bukhamada’s son
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 3 February 2014: A statement released by Benghazi’s 17 February Brigade denying involvement in the...
Football fans gather at Benina Airport to greet triumphal team
A young man stands on . . .a car waving the Libyan flag (Photo: Richard Galustian) Benghazi, 3 February 2014:...
Air Force Colonel assassinated and businessman shot dead in Derna
Tripoli, 3 February 2014: An Air Force Colonel was assassinated today and a local businessman shot dead in two separate...
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