Southern towns could set transitional justice example
Participants at one of the workshops on transitional justice (Photo: NPWJ) Tripoli, 19 September 2013: Locals in Sebha and Brak ...
Tag: Sebha
Tribal clashes in Sebha leave two dead
By Ashraf Abdul-Wahab. The fort at Sebha Tripoli, 15 September 2013: At least two people, possibly three, are reported to ...
Anoud Senussi given noisy welcome in Sebha
By Umar Khan Video freeze-frame in which a green flag can just be seen flying from a speeding car near ...
Anoud Senussi “freed” and flown to Sebha
By Ashraf Abdullah Wahab Anoud Senussi today shown with an ICRC member Tripoli, 7 September 2013: Anoud Senussi, the daughter ...
300 Sebha-bound trucks held in water cut protest
By Ashraf Abdul Wahab Tripoli, 6 September 2013: Armed groups seized more than 300 south-bound trucks over two days in ...
Man-Made River “cut”; western Libya could face water shortage
By Seraj Essul and Elabed Elraqubi The $2- billion Man-Made River under construction, to bring water from desert aquifers to ...
Fears for Anoud Senussi grow
By Hadi Fornaji. Tripoli, 3 September 2013: Fears mounted today for the safety of Abdullah Senussi’s daughter Anoud, abducted yesterday ...
Sebha, hit by power cuts, also “running out of fuel”
By Ashraf Abdul Wahab drivers queue today at a Sebha filling station Tripoli, 31 August 2013: On top of ...
RPG assault on Sebha police station injures eleven police and civilians
By Seraj Essul and Edrees Ejeebji Sebha police station (photo: thanks to Germa News ) Tripoli, 26 August 2013: An ...
Sebha anti-federalist demo flops
Tripoli, 18 August 2013: The federalist agenda continues to divide opinion in Sebha. However, from the low turnout at an ...
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