There is no shortage of food supplies in the Libyan marketplace: Customs Authority
The Official Spokesperson for the Libyan Customs Authority stated last Sunday (15 February) that there is no shortage of food ...
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84,000 boxes of cooking oil seized as part of anti-monopoly and price-fixing campaign
The Tripoli based Libyan government reported last Thursday (5 February) that a warehouse in the Injila area, south of Tripoli, ...
Serraj Interior Minister calls for ending of fuel distribution monopoly
By Sami Zaptia. In light of the ongoing fuel shortage crisis, Tripoli's Interior Minister has called for an end to ...
Competition, more POS processing centres, cards and machines are key to POS market growth
By Sami Zaptia. (Logo: Tadawul). London, 8 July 2016: Libya’s private sector has reacted to the two recent Libya Herald articles ...
CBL issues first ever currency exchange licences
The . . .Tripoli applications for foreign exchange bureau was over-subscribed. The CBL held a draw for the limited number ...
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Gunfire at Tripoli demonstrations calling for downfall of all corrupt domestic political entities and the UN – calling for lower prices, a cheaper dollar and better standard of living
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As the dollar breaks the LD 10.50 mark, Aldabaiba attempts to deflect blame squarely onto Hafter for Libya’s runaway economic crisis
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Tripoli Libyan government rejects new import taxes, blames dinar collapse on Hafter’s parallel spending outside approved budget
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Demonstrations continue in Zawia for the second day in a row against all incumbent political entities as standards of living continue to diminish
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Hafter’s forces claim liberation of all its kidnapped soldiers at the southern Al-Toum border checkpoint from local militias
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