Hariga export terminal shut by yet another strike over pay
By Jamal Adel. Hariga oil port (Photo: Social Media Networks) Beida 22 April 2015: Two tankers have been turned away ...
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Striking Benghazi trash collectors promised LD 9 million to cover unpaid salaries
By Ayman Amzein. Rubbish in the streets of Benghazi (Photo: Ayman Amzein) Tripoli, 9 March 2015: The Beida-based Ministry of ...
Hariga oil terminal strike further squeezes oil earnings
By LIbya Herald reporters. Offshore moorings at Hariga (Photo: Marine Traffic.com) Tripoli, 8 February 2015: Libya’s already battered oil income ...
Strike shuts Mitiga after attack on staff
By Libya Herald reporters. Mitiga Airport's main entrance (Photo: Nigel Ash, Libya Herald) Tripoli, 5 September 2014: Striking workers shut ...
Trash mountains pile up in Benghazi
By Moutaz Ahmed. A pile of rubbish burns in Benghazi (Photo: Moutaz Ahmed) Benghazi, 24 May 2014: Killings and fighting ...
Local council says no strike in Tripoli, but schools still affected
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 6 April 2014: Tripoli Local Council has denied allegations that Benghazi’s general strike has spilled ...
Power strike in south ended by GECOL chiefs
By Jamal Adel. GECOL strikers listen intently to top management Tripoli, 7 January 2014: The week-long strike by power engineers ...
Striking oil guards “will cut gas” if wages are not paid
By Libya Herald staff. OFG members deliver today's 48-hour ultimatum Tripoli, 29 December 2013: Striking guards have threatened to cut ...
Medical staff strike in Sebha after patient abducted and killed
By Ashraf Abdul-Wahab. Triploli, 16 December 2013: Staff have gone on strike at the Sebha Medical Centre after a patient ...
Benghazi rubbish collections begin as strike ends
By Noora Ibrahim. Weeks of rubbish lie heaped in Benghazi streets (Photo: Noora Ibrahim) Benghazi, 12 December 2013: An almost ...
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