Rail network shunted off agenda
Tripoli: March 29 Libya is shelving plans for a 3,170 km national rail network, says the government, in favour of ....
Cost of last year’s damage to electricity industry put at $1 bn
The cost of the damage to Libya’s energy sector in last year’s revolution has been put at one billon dollars...
First burger chain to open
BurgerFuel Worldwide, the New Zealand-based burger company, has become the first burger chain to announce that it is opening outlets in...
Machinery and Food exhibition double bill for June
Tripoli: March 25 Two industrial shows are scheduled to take place at the same time this June at the Tripoli...
Austrian Airlines flies in
Tripoli: March 26 A Fokker 100 of Austrian Airlines landed in Tripoli Sunday, marking the start of regular services between...
Libyan-Qatari Company to build homes for young Libyans
The newly-formed Libyan-Qatari Holding Company (LQC) has bought land in a number of Libyan towns and cities to build housing...
Lifeco’s Norwegian partner Yara International, on corruption charge
Tripoli, 24 March 2012: Yara International, the Norwegian company owning half of the Libyan Norwegian Fertiliser Company (Lifeco), has been...
Zambia suffers downgrade after nationalising Libyan-owned telco
By Libya Herald reporters. Tripoli, 21 March 2012: In the wake of its nationalisation of the Libyan-owned telephone company Zamtel,...
Pure Technology poised to return to Man-Made River project
A Canadian company that 12 years ago brought accurate monitoring to the then-troubled Man-Made River project is expecting to resume...
Libya’s 2012 budget: some further commentary
By Sami Zaptia A government spokesman talking on the Doha-based Libya Alahrar television station said that the reason why the...
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Gunfire at Tripoli demonstrations calling for downfall of all corrupt domestic political entities and the UN – calling for lower prices, a cheaper dollar and better standard of living
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PM Aldabaiba discusses with Shell activating January’s MoU expediting its return to the Libyan market – supporting its exploration and development programmes
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Is Libya’s judicial system on the verge of splitting?
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Libyan Embassy in Paris discusses French delegation visit to Libya and starting direct flights
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NDA launches construction of Sebha’s Rose Palace Hotel – implemented by Turkey’s Nova Global company
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