Towns from Sirte to Benghazi could face water shortages within days
By Jamal Adel. Tripoli, 26 January 2014: Towns and cities from Sirte to Benghazi could be without water within days ...
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30,000 housing units and 131 local contracts activated – Minister of Housing
By Sami Zaptia. The Minister of Housing Ali Sherief defending his department's performance since coming to office (Photo:Government FB page) ...
Tripoli Tower row: UK embassy suspends work temporarily
By Libya Herald staff The Tripoli Tower, . . .currently without lifts and water Tripoli, 30 November, 2013: The British ...
Zeidan opens National Water Conference
By Libya Herald Staff. Tripoli, 5 November 2013. Prime Minister Ali Zeidan opened Tripoli’s three-day National Water Conference this morning, ...
National Water Conference in Tripoli, 5-7 November
Tripoli, 25 October, 2013: A three-day National Water Conference exploring the country’s water resources will be held in Tripoli from ...
Running water – coming back to a tap near you
By Tom Westcott. Water is back running from taps across the capital after a week of cuts (Photo: Tom Westcott, ...
Locals turn disused Kufra sand quarry into swimming pool
By Ashraf Abdul Wahab. 'Kufra Pond' is now being used by local youth as a . . .swimming pool Tripoli, ...
Water will be in Tripoli by Friday: Water Resources Minister Hinshir
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli residents fill empty bottles from a well outside a mosque today (Photo: Tom Westcott, Libya Herald) ...
Pipelines reopened but water still not flowing
By Seraj Essul and Tom Westcott. Water resources minister Hadi Hinshir (Photo: Aimen Eljali) Tripoli, 8 September 2013: The Man-Made ...
300 Sebha-bound trucks held in water cut protest
By Ashraf Abdul Wahab Tripoli, 6 September 2013: Armed groups seized more than 300 south-bound trucks over two days in ...
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