Public prosecutor investigates Benghazi hospital deaths
Public prosecutors in Benghazi are investigating the deaths of a number of patients at a Benghazi hospital on Wednesday. It...
Foot-and-Mouth spread to Benghazi
Benghazi, 2 March 2012: Animal livestock markets in and around Benghazi have been closed following reports that foot-and-mouth diease (FMD) has spread...
Interview with Justice Minister Ali Humaida Ashour: Exclusive
The new Ministry of Justice operates of out of a distinctly shabby set of buildings not far from Qaddafi’s now...
Libyans await details of LD 68.5bn 2012 budget
by Sami Zaptia The Libya Herald has reported that during a meeting of Libya’s Transitional Government Cabinet on Tuesday, 29...
Identity numbers department to come under direct Cabinet control
The interim government has passed a law - No. 57, dated 21 February 2012 - under which the department dealing...
Libya-Tunisian border calm again
The situation in the main Tunisian-Libyan border crossing at Ras Jedir is now said to be calm after angry clashes...
Summit on border smuggling planned with neighbouring states
By Libya Herald reporters. Tripoli, 2 March 2012: Libya plans to hold a ministerial summit with regional and neighboring states...
1st Tebu Conference in Libya
Some 600 people attended Libya’s first Tebu conference in . . .Tripoli on Thursday, 1 March. Those at the event...
Militias not in power grab says UN’s Ian Martin
Despite international reports to the contrary, Libya’s militias do not want to hang on to power and the streets, but...
Cabinet Follow-up Committee meets
The interim government has announced that its Cabinet Follow-up Committee met for the first time on Tuesday 28th February. This...
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