List of African Countries with Cheapest Fuel, Costs
Certain African nations historically feature lower fuel costs than their counterparts. Notably, Libya boasts the most economical rates followed by Algeria.
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Libya signs contract to connect to Medusa submarine cable
Libya has now formally acknowledged that it will be connecting to the Medusa submarine cable project. The Medusa submarine cable system will connect Libya to Europe via the countries of the Mediterranean Basin.
Source: developingtelecoms.com
Misrata Free Zone signs consultancy agreement with Singapore Surbana Jurong
Misrata Free Zone (MFZ) signed an agreement with Singapore’s Surbana Jurong Consulting Group at the end of September, Libya Herald reports. According to the report, the signing took place in...
Source: middleeastmonitor.com
'Why did the dams burst?': Anger builds over Derna's disaster
Emergency workers in Libya have recovered a further 23 bodies in Derna, bringing the total documented cases to 3,868 following the devastating floods triggered by heavy rains. Two teams have been formed to expedite the documentation of missing individuals, with one focusing on bodies recovered from the sea and the other on those buried haphazardly during the crisis.
Source: sbs.com.au
Libya Herald: 'Tripoli And Hafter's Army Working Side-By-Side – A Roundup Of The Eastern Rescue Effort'
On September 15, 2023, the Libyan media outlet Libya Herald wrote that the 444 Brigade, one of the largest militias operating in Tripoli, arrived in eastern Libya to help in the rescue and recovery efforts after Storm Daniel, which formed on September 4 as a low-pressure system and has since become the deadliest and costliest Mediterranean tropical-like cyclone ever recorded.
Source: memri.org