Tebus deny handing over airbase; accuse government of ignoring them
By Jamal Adel. Tripoli, 26 November 2013: Media reports that a Tebu militia is the latest to hand over its ...
Tag: Fezzan
Fezzan Sand Seas: A popular but unprotected area for off-road driving and adventure tourism
By Mustafa J. Salem and Hans-Joachim Pachur Figure 1: Part of a satellite image of Murzuk Sand Sea with its ...
Sebha rejects Fezzan federalists
By Ashraf Abdul-Wahab. Tripoli, 28 September 2013: Sebha Local Council has condemned plans by Fezzan federalists to set up a ...
Fezzan federalists plan in Obari
By Hadi Fornaji. The fort at Sebha, cpaital of Fezzan, with Fezzan flag Tripoli, 27 September 2013: A group of ...
Fezzan: no state, three peoples
By Mathieu Galtier. Coexistance in Sebha's Qaheera district. The Amazigh flag reflects the fact that the Tuareg speak the same Tamzight language ...
Messak Plateau, Fezzan: An endangered natural and human heritage area
By Mustafa J. Salem. Figure 1: The milking scene, one of many popular engravings in the Messak, showing a cow ...
Zeidan promises investment in Kufra in bid to improve security in South
By Ahmed Elumami and Michel Cousins. Prime Minister Ali Zeidan with government minsters in Kufra Tripoli, 3 June 2013: The ...
The Fezzan region: an interesting history and a prospect for a brighter future
By Mustafa J. Salem, Nick Drake and Ahmed S. El-Hawat. Tripoli, 9 May 2013: Holocene inter-dunal lake deposits in Idhan ...
The Libyan desert: natural and human heritage under threat
By Mustafa J. Salem, Geology Department, University of Tripoli. A wadi in the Messak area after rain. Rare flora and fauna were ...
Defying the odds – the first national Tebu festival draws Libyans from across the southern region to Murzuk, despite security concerns
By Valerie Stocker (Photo: Valerie Stocker) Murzuk, 8 April 2013: Deadly migrant trails, cross-border smuggling, bloody tribal clashes, extremist ...
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