Reaching a lasting accord is seen as vital for creating stability in the country, as well as getting the economy back on track.
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Over the past few years, the price per kilo of white truffles tripled to 130 dinars ($33)
Tempers flared several times among the players and the pitch was littered with bottles flung from the stands
Sudan was another country to build a 2-0 first-leg lead at home, against highly rated Kenya
The national conference aims to fix dates for legislative and presidential elections
The UFDD rebel group said instead of the army they were met by the Toros-Boros, Sudanese rebels, “who opened fire.”
The advent of this parasite is often corresponding with poor urban sanitation and abject poverty.
Unity government leader Fayez al-Sarraj and Khalifa Haftar have agreed on the need to end the transitional phase through elections
On February 16, Libyans carried giant flags as they gathered in the capital Tripoli’s Martyrs Square, to celebrate the eighth anniversary of the Libyan revolution
Stretching as far as the eye can see, groves of gnarled olive trees in northwest Libya have proudly withstood the country’s devastating conflicts. But the industry of extracting olive oil, often dubbed “green gold”, is now under threat after Libyan authorities halted exports in a bid to “protect” local produce.