Sao Tome and Principe agrees to unfreeze Libyan investments
By Sami Zaptia. Sao Tome and Principe has agreed to return control of Libya's assets and investments to the Tripoli-based...
Germany’s MAN Trucks manufacturer in talks with Libya to restart assembly line
By Sami Zaptia. Germany's MAN trucks and buses manufacturer is talking to Libyan counterparts about restarting Libya's Tajura assembly plant...
NOC reopens Wintershall’s Sara fields shut down since November 2017
By Libya Herald reporter. Tunis, 23 January 2018: Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) has announced that it has reopened the...
Libya Herald editor steps aside
Tunis, 20 January 2017: After more than six years as editor-in-chief of the Libya Herald, Michel Cousins has stepped aside...
NOC confirms BP and Shell deals to buy Libyan oil
By Sami Zaptia. London, 19 January 2018: Libya's National Oil Corporation (NOC) chairman Mustafa Sanalla confirmed to Libya Herald...
EU to support in upgrading role of Libyan Chambers of Commerce
By Libya Herald reporter, The EU offers support to upgrade Libyan Chambers of Commerce (Photo: EU Libya Delegation). Tunis, 14...
NOC wins arbitration case against Emiratis
By Libya Herald reporter, NOC wins arbitration case against Emirati LERCO and TRASTA. Tunis, 13 January 2018: Libya’s National Oil...
Tripoli Chamber to hold meeting to discuss why Tripoli port has lost business
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli port is losing customers to cheaper and more efficient ports such as Misrata and Khoms ports...
Italy to compensate Italians for losses in Libya since 2011
By Hadi Fornaji. Alfano with Ahmed Maetig in July (File photo) Tunis, 22 December 2017: The Italian government has announced...
Libya second worst in world for doing business: Forbes Magazine
By Libya Herald reporter. Tripoli's Central Business District (File photo) Tunis, 20 December 2017: Libya is the second worst country...
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Central Bank of Libya source to Libya Herald: Direct transfers will effectively end the black market’s monopoly on foreign currency
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Court of Appeal acquits former Qaddafi intelligence chief Senussi, and others, of all charges related to suppression of protesters during 2011 revolution
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Suspect arrested in possession of over 400 currency debit cards destined for money laundering via UAE and Turkey
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CBL to inject US$ 3 billion in May and another US$ 3.5 billion in June to meet accumulated demand and stabilise currency and commodity markets
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Fifth Libyan-German Economic Forum kicks off in Tripoli
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