Benghazi workshops engage youth in art of debate
By Houda Mzioudet. Participants in a workshop on debate held in Benghazi this week (Photo: Shabab Arshedni Facebook page). Tripoli, ...
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British writers talk multiculturalism at Tripoli Book Fair
By Houda Mzioudet. Novelist Owen Martell (left) and Poet Inua Ellams (right) at a book reading chaired by Umar Kikli ...
Opening the door to university partnerships
Delegates from British . . .universities at the Rixos Hotel (Photo: Tom Westcott) Tripoli, 18 April 2013: As the three-day ...
It’s all about debate: Paving the Future Youth Forum opens
By Tom Westcott. British Ambassador Michael Aron told the young people attending the forum that they have a responsibility because ...
Training for young social activists
The Paving the Future Youth . . .Forum is organised by the British Council (Photo: Tom Westcott) Tripoli, 14 March ...
English language conference in Tripoli
The ELT conference is organised by . . .Tripoli University's Faculty of Education and the British Council ...
The British Council launches social development projects
By Nadia El-Ahmar. The Britsh Council organised a social development projects event in Tripoli (photo by Nadia El-Ahmar). Tripoli, ...
Big award for mine-warning phone app
By Hadi Fornaji. Mohamed Elbishti with the award for his life-saving phone app Tripoli, 14 February 2013: A Libyan concerned ...
Learn English on your mobile phone
Short English lessons can be sent . . .direct to your mobile (Photo: Tom Westcott) Tripoli, 6 February 2013: Libyans ...
Learn English Radio to be launched in Libya
Tripoli, 21 May: Libyans will now have the opportunity to learn English through Learn English Radio (LER). On 17 May ...
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