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Libya's National Oil Corporation (NOC) has announced a force majeure at the Sharara oilfield, halting production due to local protests.  

Local protests have forced a reduction in output at Libyas Sharara oilfield, which can produce up to 300,000 barrels per day, two engineers told Reuters on Wednesday. A video...

The Sharara field, one of Libya’s largest, has been a frequent target for local and broader political protests

Local protests have forced a full shutdown of production at Libya's Sharara oilfield, which can produce up to 300,000 barrels per day, two engineers told Reuters on Wednesday. A video circulating on the internet showed a number of local protesters from Fezzan region in southern Libya announcing the closure of the Sharara field until their demands are met. Libya's National Oil Company (NOC) did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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"Passionate about the Tuareg" see themselves as cultural ambassadors. The musical project is the result of co-operation between two bands – one from southern Tunisia and the other from the Libyan Sahara. What unites them is a desire to revive the musical heritage of their forefathers through modern re-interpretation. By Valerie Stocker

For the past 12 years, Libya has slid toward social disintegration. With freedoms continuing to be taken away by the barrel of a gun, civil society activists, journalists and lawyers have spoken out against the disregard of the Libyan constitution.

BENGHAZI (Reuters) -Production at Libyas Sharara and El Feel oilfields, which were shut on Thursday following the abduction of a former finance minister, has resumed on Saturday evening, four oil engineers and oil ministry said.

Energy giant Shell will supply Morocco with six billion cubic meters of liquefied natural gas (LNG) over 12 years under a new agreement, Morocco's energy ministry has said. Representatives of Morocco's national electricity authority, ONEE, and the British firm signed a contract on Friday in Rabat, the ministry said in a statement. According to AFP, the agreement includes the annual delivery of 500 million cubic meters of LNG to Morocco. The value of the 12-year deal has not been disclo...