Fezzan: no state, three peoples
By Mathieu Galtier. Coexistance in Sebha's Qaheera district. The Amazigh flag reflects the fact that the Tuareg speak the same Tamzight language ...
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Southern borders wide open
By Mathieu Galtier. Looking south in Obari (Photo: Maryline Dumas) Sebha, 20 September 2013: Standing under the shade of a large ...
Minister plans to address internally displaced citizens
By Hadi Fornaji. Deputy Prime Minister Awad Barasi meets with ministers to discuss solutions to Libya's 60,000 IDPs and several ...
Ghat: a former Qaddafi stronghold struggles to keep up with Libyan revolution
By Houda Mzioudet. Ghat fort (Photo: Houda Mzioudet) Ghat, 9 February 2013: The border town of Ghat, deep in Just ...
Ghadames local council says town is besieged
Tripoli, 19 January 2013: Ghadames local council has said that it is under siege by a group of militiamen positioned ...
Distrust in Ghadames as Tuareg dream of a new city
By Marcus Rhinelander. Ghadames, April 7. Dozens of Tuareg elders came together last Monday for an asihar, or gathering, half ...
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