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Mitiga airport closure to continue due to militia fighting
By Sami Zaptia. Mitiga airport is to remain closed due to the continued militia fighting Libya's Airports Authority said yesterday ...
Tag: Zawia
UNSMIL publishes details of militia ceasefire agreement
By Sami Zaptia. Dusseldorf, 10 September 2018: UNSMIL, the United Nations Special Mission in Libya, published the details of the ...
UNSMIL holds meeting to consolidate last week’s Tripoli ceasefire
By Sami Zaptia. Dusseldorf, 9 September 2018: The United Nations Support Mission to Libya (UNSMIL) hosted a meeting today to ...
UN-brokered ceasefire holding in south Tripoli militia fighting
By Sami Zaptia. Frankfurt, 5 September 2018: The ceasefire brokered by UNSMIL in Zawia yesterday seems to be holding today ...
UN-brokered ceasefire agreed in south Tripoli militia fighting
By Sami Zaptia. UNSMIL brokered a ceasefire today between militias taking part in fighting in south Tripoli (Photo: UNSMIL). Frankfurt, ...
Presidential Guard securing Tripoli-Zawia main coastal road
By Sami Zaptia. The Presidential Guard says it has secured the Tripoli-Zawia stretch of the main coastal highway after recent ...
Italy busts gang smuggling Zawia diesel to Sicily
By Libya Herald reporters. The alleged 'fuel smuggling boss, Ben Khalifa held by Rada (Photo: Rada). Tunis, 18 October 2017: ...
Insurer warns international shipping of dangerous Libyan waters
By Libya Herald reporters. Waters off Benghazi's newly-reopened port "a risk" (File photo) London, 3 October 217: Extreme caution is ...
Zawia refinery reported operating normally again after attack by militia
By Hadi Fornaji. Tankers at the Zawia refinery (File photo) Tunis, 19 September 2017: Zawia refinery and its pumping station were ...
More than a thousand migrants caught by the coastguard
By Libya Herald reporters. A flimsy rubber raft packed with migrants (File photo: MSF) Tripoli, 16 September 2017: The Libyan ...
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