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Armed clashes, damaged storage tanks and political protests at key ports have hobbled Libya’s ability to export oil, cutting shipments to the lowest level since October 2020. The North African country loaded 819,000 barrels a day last month, down from 979,000 barrels a day in March, according to tanker-tracking data monitored by Bloomberg. Fewer cargoes…

Al Ahli Tripoli await Orlando Pirates at the Benina Martyrs Stadium in Benghazi for the CAF Confederation Cup semi-final first leg on Sunday.

The 2021-2022 TotalEnergies CAF Confederation Cup is coming to an end. On Sunday, the first leg semi-finals will be played, and the posters absolutely look like finals.

‘‘Entrenched impunity has emboldened the state-funded Stability Support Authority (SSA) militia to commit unlawful killings, arbitrary detentions, interception and subsequent

Chinese fuel demand will continue to expand this year, despite COVID lockdowns and weak economic data for April, says PetroChina

The U.S. Senate is attempting to revive the much-talked-about NOPEC bill, but this might not be the time for it...

Download logo Entrenched impunity has emboldened the state-funded Stability Support Authority (SSA) militia to commit unlawful killings, arbitrary detentions, interception and subsequent arbitrary detention of migrants and refugees, torture, forced labour, and other shocking human rights violations and crimes under international law, Amnesty International said today. Created by government decree in January 2021, the SSA […]

One of the most powerful militia leaders in Libya, Abdel Ghani al-Kikli of the Gheniwa grouping, stands accused of gross human rights violations, a new report by Amnesty International showed.



One person died and one member of military personnel was injured during a gunfight, Dryad Global outlined.

Libya’s Zueitina port has received its first oil tanker after temporarily lifting force majeure last week to free up storage space