Youth employment in Libya: a structural solution is needed (part 1)
By Abdul Rahman Al Ageli. Young Libyans demonstrating in Tripoli (Photo: Libya Herald) Tripoli, 12 December: My name is Abdul Rahman...
The Libyan public’s role in drafting the Constitution: Part III
By Lorianne Updike Toler. Shays' Rebellion - disgruntled former revolutionaries used force to make their voices heard and were later...
Higher education and scientific research in Libya: reality and ambitions
By Mohamed Eljarh. Faculty of Science at Tripoli University London, 30 November: Scientific research is one of the key driving...
The Libyan public’s role in drafting the Constitution: Part II
By Lorianne Updike Toler. A federalist burns a ballot box in Benghazi on 7 July elections. Many in the east,...
New documentary to recount horrors of Libya-Chad war
By Mohammed Elsharif. Chadian forces in a Toyota pick-up truck. The final stage of the conflict was known as the...
A concert to remember at the Waddan
By Michel Cousins. Tripoli, 23 November: Anyone who thought about going . . .to last night’s jazz concert at the...
Libya – The Awakening
By Denise Marray. Discarded bottles signifying how the revolution's martyrs have become mere commodities for exploitation by many people. Part...
Should Libya choose the Parliamentary or Presidental model of government? Lessons from other states
By Lorianne Updike Toler. Many presidential governments have descended into dictatorship, but parliamentary systems are not without their challenges. 12...
Amazigh assert their cultural identity at Jadu festival as Magarief expresses support for constitutional recognition of Berber language
By Valerie Stocker. The Amazigh are calling for greater recognition of their linguistic and cultural heritage. (Photo: Valerie Stocker) Jadu,...
Still no solution in sight for Tawerghans
By Valerie Stocker and Maha Ellawati Many of the camps housing displaced Tawerghans are unfit for habitation, according to a...
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Housing and Construction Ministry discusses partnership with China’s CSCEC for infrastructure and housing projects
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Banking Forum in Tunis Concludes with Strong Calls for Monetary Discipline, Exchange Rate Policy Reform, and Structural Financial Overhaul
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Tripoli government meets World Bank delegation – government’s vision for economic and financial recovery and improving Libya’s “Business Readiness” index discussed
The Libya Herald first appeared on 17 February 2012 – the first anniversary of the Libyan Revolution. Since then, it has become a favourite go-to source on news about Libya, for many in Libya and around the world, regularly attracting millions of hits.