Audit Bureau refers file of causes of power cuts to Attorney General, recommends travel ban for GECOL officials
By Sami Zaptia. The Tripoli Audit Bureau has referred its investigation of GECOL into acute and continuous power cuts to ...
Tag: travel ban
Court rules Libyan grandparents and other relatives now can travel to the US
By Libya Herald reporters. Judge Watson changed the ban (Photo: George Lee, Star Advertizer) Tunis, 15 July 2017: Grandparents and ...
UPDATE: AFP photographer Abdullah Doma freed after again being held in Benghazi
By Libya Herald reporters. Rearrested AFP photographer Abdullah Doma (Photo: Abdullah Doma) Tunis, 2 April 2017: Agence France Presse photographer ...
Indian government seeks to block citizens’ travel to Libya
By Libya Herald reporters. Tripoli, 23 May 2016: In the face of rising security concerns, . . .the Indian government ...
Attorney General denies requesting Interpol red notice for Zeidan
Tripoli, 13 March 2014: The Attorney General has denied issuing a red notice to Interpol for the arrest of former ...
Zeidan flouts travel ban and heads for Europe
By Ashraf Abdul Wahab and Tom Westcott. Tripoli, 12 March 2014: Former Prime Minister Ali Zeidan left Libya last night ...
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U.S. health delegation visits eastern Libya – the first since U.S. travel restrictions were imposed
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Ten expatriates convicted for smuggling 1.185 million litres of fuel off the coast of Zuwara
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Follow up on project to make Libya a global digital centre
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U.S. Economic Officers visit Benghazi for the first time since 2012
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Greece to launch a shipping line between Athens and Benghazi
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