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Libya's ongoing debate over the role of political parties - Vimarsana News

Libya's ongoing debate over the role of political parties

Libya’s political players have grappled with how to build a political party culture since the country held its first post-Gadhafi elections in 2012. Under Moammar Gadhafi, political organizing was banned. Decades of regime propaganda against outlawed opposition movements made Libyans suspicious of political groups and parties. 

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Libya talks in Morocco deemed to fail - Vimarsana News

Libya talks in Morocco deemed to fail

Early this week, the 6+6 committee, formed jointly by Libya's House of Representative based in the eastern city of Benghazi and the High Council of the State based in Tripoli, started a series of me...

Eight is Great: Fun Eight-Year-Old Birthday Party Ideas - Vimarsana News

Eight is Great: Fun Eight-Year-Old Birthday Party Ideas

Looking for fun and delightful eight-year-old birthday party ideas? Check out our list of party themes and activities that'll make your kid’s day unforgettable!

Brikama, WCR: NPP's Ceesay vows socio-economic development - Vimarsana News

Brikama, WCR: NPP's Ceesay vows socio-economic development

Speaking to journalists shortly after presenting his nomination documents to the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) in Brikama on Sunday 30 April 2023 for chairmanship, Mr Ceesay said: “My priorities as far as the West Coast Region is concerned are to make sure we have a clean West Coast, a West

The Libyan Banking Sector: A Microcosm of Global Enduring Disorder - Vimarsana News

The Libyan Banking Sector: A Microcosm of Global Enduring Disorder

This paper investigates the ongoing Libya conflict through the Enduring Disorder paradigm, focusing on the financial and banking sectors, honing in on stakeholder perceptions of the Central Bank of Libya (CBL), its transparency/opacity, and the “narrative wars” over who is to blame for, and who benefits from, Libya’s economic dysfunction, the lack of an annual budget, and the current lack of a quorum on the CBL board.

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