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 ...
Tag: Zawia
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 ...
Sharara field back in production
By Libya Herald reporters. The Sharara oilfield back in production (Archive Photo: NOC) Tripoli, 22 August 2017: After a three-day ...
NOC’s woes return with yet another pipeline blockade
By Libya Herald reporters. Sharara field (Photo: NOC) Tunis, 20 August 2017: The National Oil Corporation’s (NOC) woes have returned ...
Situation of Zawians arrested in Saudi Arabia unclear
By Libya Herald team. Tunis, 11 August 2017 The Saudi Arabian authorities are reported to have told the Libyan consulate ...
Families of Libyans arrested in Saudi Arabia threaten fuel blockade
By Libya Herald reporter. Tankers leaving the Zawia refinery (File photo) Tripoli, 6 August 2017: The families of militiamen from ...
Saudis extraditing four Libyans to Egypt
By Libya Herald reporters. Saudi Arabia is sending Hussein Zahait (in colour) and three other Libyans to Egypt (Photo: social ...
Libyan NGOs condemn Zawia UN staff kidnapping – call for action against criminal militias
By Sami Zaptia. A group of ten Libyan NGOs condemn the militia attack on UN staff in Zawia and call ...
UPDATE: UNSMIL personnel “safe” after convoy ambush
By Libya Herald reporters. A picture said to show one of the UNSMIL vehicles after today's ambush (Photo: social media) ...
BREAKING: UNSMIL convoy ambushed near Zawia – 19 seized
By Libya Herald reporters. Tunis and Tripoli, 28 June 2017: A five-vehicle UNSMIL convoy was stopped this afternoon and UN ...
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