Thinni government reviews bottlenecks and reopening of Kharuba airport
By Libya Herald reporter. Malta, 13 March 2015: At Thursday’s Cabinet meeting, Prime Minister Abdullah Thinni’s government looked at a ...
Tag: audit bureau
Thinni government wants Audit Bureau to ease rules in view of exceptional circumstances
By Libya Herald reporter. Prime Minister Abdullah Thinni wants the Audit Bureau to ease restrictions in view of Libya's exceptional ...
Workshop in Istanbul on reducing Libyan deficit and improving economy
By Libya Herald journalist. A workshop on the Libyan economic deficit was held in Istanbul 2-5 March. Tunis, 7 March ...
CBL transfers frozen scholarship students’ funds and medical insurance payments
By Libya Herald journalist. Tunis, 6 March 2015: The Central Bank of Libya (CBL) has transferred previously frozen overseas scholarship ...
National ID number will save LD 6 billion: Hassi
By Libya Herald reporter. The National ID Number could save LD 6 billion in excess state salary payments (Photo: Sami ...
The National ID Number Authority continues to prepare state-sector salaries database
By Libya Herald reporter. Malta, 16 February 2015: The National ID Number Authority is continuing to implement ID numbers to state-sector ...
GNC fires back at EU talks warning: conditions must be met
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 10 February 2015: The General National Congress (GNC) has told the European Union (EU) parliament ...
Confusion as Audit Bureau reverses its freezing of all government accounts
By Libya Herald reporter. Malta, 26 January 2015: There was confusion in Tripoli . . .today as the Audit Bureau ...
Audit Bureau freezes all government accounts
By Libya Herald staff. Malta, 22 January 2015: The Tripoli-based Audit Bureau issued a decision yesterday to freeze all bank ...
Audit Bureau: National ID number to be used to disburse February salaries
By Libya Herald reporter. Malta, 20 January 2015: Libya's Audit Bureau . . .has insisted that all state-sector salaries for ...
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Calm returns after overnight Tripoli clashes as major militia leader reportedly killed
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Ceasefire announced after heavy overnight fighting in Tripoli
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Gunfire at demonstrations calling for Aldabaiba’s downfall, nervous ceasefire holding as calm returns to Tripoli
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444th Brigade and Military Intelligence head Mahmoud Hamza’s narrative of the SDF / RADA Tripoli clash
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Following reports of military movements and escalating tensions in Tripoli and western region, UNSMIL calls on all parties to urgently de-escalate
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