Libya signs contract to connect to Medusa submarine cable
The Libyan United International Company (LUIC), one of the newly established private sector companies working in the field of communications, ...
Tag: internet
International Day for a Safer Internet celebrated in Tripoli on Tuesday
The International Day for a Safer Internet was celebrated at an event in Tripoli Tuesday (7 February). The Libyan Telecom ...
Internet speeds improved in North Africa over last four quarters
By Sami Zaptia. Internet speed tests for North Africa say all countries, including Libya, improved services over the last four ...
Damaged internet sea cable fixed by tomorrow says LTT
By Saber Ayyub. A sub-sea cable such as that damaged on Friday (stock photo) Tripoli, 6 March 2016: The damage to ...
No end in sight for Tripoli power cut misery
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 13 January 2014: The daily power cuts plaguing homes across Tripoli look . . .set ...
Hassi regime says it wants electronic monitoring of individuals
By Jamal Adel, Ali Salem and Ajnadin Mustafa. Tripoli, 18 November 2014: Libya telecommunications company LTT has been told by the ...
More overnight shells fall on residential central Tripoli
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 20 August 2014: More shells landed on various central residential parts of Tripoli overnight as fighting ...
Power, water, fuel and internet cuts plague Tripoli and Benghazi
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 27 July 2014: Tripoli has been plunged into long hours of darkness over the last two ...
LTT beefs up internet services in Ajdabiya
By Naam Alkhosi. LTT Tripoli, 22 June 2014: The internet reception should be markedly better in Ajdabiya when LTT completes ...
Cable reconnected following telecoms blackout in the south
By Jamal Adel. Tripoli, 10 May 2014: Repairs have been made to a broken cable that severely disrupted telecommunications and ...
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