Demonstrations planned for anniversary of NTC
A number of demonstrations are reportedly planned across Libya on Monday, 5 March, the first anniversary of the setting up...
Armed militiamen attack Tripoli hospital
by Ashraf Abdul Wahab. Militiamen purporting to belong to the Kekla brigade from the Nafusa mountains attacked employees and a...
Estonian mine clearance expert killed in Dafniyah
An Estonian mine clearance expert was killed on Saturday when an unexploded mine blew up. He has been named as...
Bodies of 157 missing fighters recovered
by Ashraf Abdul Wahab. The bodies of 157 people who went missing during last year’s revolution to overthrow Muammar Qaddafi...
Muslim Brotherhood formally launches party
By Libya Herald reporter. Tripoli, 3 March 2012: The Muslim Brotherhood in Libya officially announced on Saturday the formation of the...
Algerian Foreign Minister to visit Tripoli on Monday
It has been announced in Algiers on Saturday that the Algerian Foreign Minister Mourad Medelci will visit Libya on Monday....
Canadian firm sued over links with Qaddafi family; Canadian ambassador’s hudband drawn into the spreading scandal
Quebec City-based law firm Siskinds, Desmeules said on Friday that it was suing Canadian firm SNC-Lavalin for $250 million on...
Morocco offers support to Libya
Morocco wants to support the efforts of the Libyan government to achieve stability and prosperity for the Libyan people and...
Constitutional Assembly election plans explained and debated in Tripoli : Election day on Wednesday, 20 June.
The National Democratic Institute (NDI) held a workshop for political parties on 1 March at Tripoli’s Rixos Hotel, at which...
First move in UK to seize Qaddafi assets
by Nick Mathiason and Jack Serle, Bureau of Investigative Journalism, London. The Qaddafis spent . . .four decades plundering Libya amassing private...
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CBL allows official foreign residents in Libya the use of e-Wallets – sets daily transfer categories
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