Letter of Credit import ban on 32 items by Tripoli authorities
By Libya Herald reporter. The Tripoli authorities are freezing the import of 32 items through letters of credit for 6 ...
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Benghazi Islamist leader claims to have destroyed 80% of LNA and that Hafter wanted to do deal
By Mohamed Shikhi. Wisam Ben Hamid on Al-Nabaa TV Benghazi, 17 May 2015: One of the main commanders of the ...
Thinni meets Tuareg leaders over humanitarian crisis in south
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 15 May 2015: Tuareg leaders have discussed security . . .in the south of the ...
UNSMIL slams abductions and detentions in Libya
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 15 May 2015: UNSMIL has today slammed the continuing kidnap, . . .torture and murder ...
Condemnation for Ansar’s Harawa beheadings
By Libya Herald staff. The Ansar Al-Sharia banner Tripoli, 15 May 2015: The government has condemned as barbaric the beheading ...
HoR trains first interns to assist on committee work
Tripoli, 15 May 2015: The House of Representatives is seeking to give itself a more professional and efficient edge by ...
Government gives its version of attack on Turkish freighter
By Hadi Fornaji. The Turkish freighter Tina-1 (Photo: social media) Tripoli, 14 May 2015: The Libyan government has published its ...
Eni says its Libyan production now exceeds pre-revolution levels
By Libya Herald staff. ENI Tripoli, 15 May 2015: ENI announced that production rates in Libya are up to levels ...
Sebha airport reopening stymied by early morning RPG attack
By Saber Ayyub and Jamal Adel Tripoli and Baida, 14 May 2015: The much-anticipated reopening today of Sebha Airport after ...
Tuna-1 was carrying 60 militants from Syria says air chief Saqr Geroushi
By Libya Herald reporters. Tripoli and Benghazi, 13 May 2015: It is being alleged the Turkish freighter attacked on Sunday ...
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