Twenty million Tramadol pills destroyed in Tripoli
By Libya Herald staff. Twenty million Tramadol pills were destroyed last week in Tripoli (Photo: Salvation Government) Malta, 18 January ...
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Hashim Bishr’s brother killed in Tripoli
Tripoli, 30 March 2014: The brother of the former head of the Supreme Security Committee (SSC) Hashim Bishr was found ...
Eleven killed in west Tripoli criminal roundup fighting
By Ashraf Abdul-Wahab. Tripoli, 19 January 2014: Eleven people were killed today in clashes between suspected criminals and security forces ...
Visa problems see former military commander turned back from Brussels
By Libya Herald staff. Haitham Tajouri, who was today detained for five hours in Brussels Tripoli, 21 December 2013: Haitham ...
Five injured in protests in Abu Sleem against SSC brigade
By Ashraf Abdul Wahab. Protestors take a bulldozer the the SSC wall Tripoli, 22 November 2013: Five people were injured ...
First shots fired at Gharghour protest from “unknown place” – Bishr
By Ahmed Elumami and Umar Khan. Tripoli, 15 November 2013: The opening shots fired at today’s protests at Gharghour came from ...
Thursday clashes left two dead, 29 injured
By Tom Westcott and Ahmed Elumami. Tripoli, 9 November 2013: Thursday night’s clashes, during which intense gun battles raged on ...
Drug problems rise as street prices plummet
By Ashraf Abdul Wahab. Tripoli, 5 November 2013: Libya’s drug problem is on the rise with street prices plummeting since ...
SSC head maintains Al-Ruqaii seized by Libyans not Americans
By Ashraf Abdul Wahab and Tom Westcott. Al-Ruqaii now faces terrorism-related charges in the US Tripoli, 1 November 2013: The ...
Over 1,000 new officers graduate from police academy
By Ashraf Abdul Wahab. The newly-trained police officers will be located around the country (Photo: Tripoli Security Directorate Facebook page) ...
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