Deadly clashes in Sebha over car robbery
By Libya Herald reporters. Misrata/Tunis, 5 May 2017: Sebha is tense today after gangland fighting yesterday supposedly between members of ...
Tag: Sebha
LNA airstrikes again hit Tamenhint and Jufra
By Jamie Prentis. Tunis, 29 April 2017: The Libyan National Army (LNA) resumed airstrikes yesterday on Tamenhint and Jufra airbases. ...
Tebu anger at deadly airstrike on Sebha security room and jail
By Libya Herald reporters. Tripoli/Tunis, 25 April 2017: An airstrike on a Tebu-run security headquarters and prison in Sebha last ...
Renewed fighting in the south for Tamanhint airbase
By Libya Herald reporters. Benghazi, 20 March 2017: The road from Jufra to Sebha has been blocked as the Libyan ...
Copper thieves cut-off mobiles and internet in the south
By Libya Herald reporters. A remote Al-Madar base station vandalised in 2014 (Photo Al-Madar) Tripoli, 27 February 2017: The theft ...
Jufra banks receive welcome cash boost
By Libya Herald reporters. Tripoli, 26 February 2017: Banks in Jufra were sent LD13 million in cash today, the first ...
Sebha wants free trade zone
By Jamie Prentis. Tunis, 21 February 2016: The creation of a free trade zone in Sebha has been discussed by ...
Tamenhint still not working despite government efforts to restore flghts
By Jamie Prentis. Officials from the transport ministry, the Civil Aviation authority, Afriqiyah Airway and Libyan Airlines are shown facilities ...
New Sebha clinic being built with donations not government money
By Libya Herald reporters. Sebha is funding a new health clinic by itself (Photo: Creative Commons) Tripoli, 7 February 2017: ...
Kidnapped southern mayor released after three months
By Libya Herald reporters. Mohamed Tahir Bakouri is embraced after his released (Photo: social media) Tripoli, 4 February 2017: The ...
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BREAKING: Eni announces new offshore gas discoveries in Libya of more than 1 trillion cubic feet – gas to supply Libyan domestic market and for export to Italy
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