Turkish ambassador warns Obari kidnappings may mean power cuts
By Libya Herald reporters. Ambassador Ahmed Dogan with PC deputy head Ahmed Maetig (Photo: PC) Tunis, 8 November 2017: Disruption ...
Tag: Presidency Council
New bus operations for Tripoli and Benghazi
By Libya Herald reporters. Tripoli's cheapest public transport is the crowded mini-bus (Photo: Temehu.com) Tripoli, 8 November 2017: Tripoli is ...
UPDATE: Armed men seize three Turks and a German near Obari power station
By Libya Herald reporters. Obari power station's fourth turbine being tested last month (Photo GECOL) Tunis, 3 November 2017: An ...
Serraj approves limited funding for Ghadames and Nalut : UPDATE
By Libya Herald reporter. Serraj meet with officials from Ghadames (Photo: PC media office) Tunis, 24 October 2017: The head ...
Dutch to open full-time Tripoli office but not their embassy
By Libya Herald reporters. Dutch ambassador Strating with Faiez Serraj today (Photo: Dutch embassy) Tunis, 19 October 2017: The Dutch ...
Teachers’ strike shows no sign of ending
By Libya Herald reporters. Despite the country-wide strike mayor Mukhtar Madani opened a rebuilt primary school in Sirte today (Photo UNDP) ...
NOC proposes how it should be protected and funded
By Libya Herald reporters. Conference attendees gather on the steps of St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle (Photo: Social media) London, ...
PC bans unauthorised Tripoli demonstrations: report
By Libya Herald reporters. Only pigeons to be allowed to gather unauthorised in Martyrs' Square? (Photo: social media) Tripoli, 12 ...
Bunyan Marsous says it has been failed by Serraj
By Libya Herald reporters. Bunyan Marous (BM) has been failed by the Presidency Council (PC) and everyone else, a ...
Maetig gives measured response to the PC’s three dissidents
By Libya Herald reporters. Ahmed Maetig said now was no time for PC divisions (File photo) Tunis, 3 September 2017: ...
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