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UN envoy stresses importance of justice for achieving Libya's reconciliation-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

UN envoy stresses importance of justice for achieving Libya's reconciliation-Xinhua

UN envoy stresses importance of justice for achieving Libya's reconciliation-

Why Africans shouldn't have business with Russian, Ukraine war - Vimarsana News

Why Africans shouldn't have business with Russian, Ukraine war

Ukraine’s impudent President, Volodymyr Zelensky, on June 20, 2022, called African presidents to a virtual meeting

Africans have no inheritance in the House of Zelensky, By Owei Lakemfa - Vimarsana News

Africans have no inheritance in the House of Zelensky, By Owei Lakemfa

Zelensky is like a man who sets his home on fire, refuses the fire be put out and then shouts that it is a universal calamity.

Forum for Libya's national reconciliation kicks off in Tripoli - Vimarsana News

Forum for Libya's national reconciliation kicks off in Tripoli

National reconciliation in Libya will be set to achieve stability in country, UN official says

Libya appoints new spy chief - Vimarsana News

Libya appoints new spy chief

Libya appoints new spy chief Updated: The Libyan Presidency Council The Libyan Presidency Council announced Thursday the appointment of Hussein Muhammad Khalifa Al-A’ib as the country’s new intelligence chief. The council said that Al-Aib effectively assumed his duties on May 5, the official date the decree was issued. Al-Aib succeeds Imad Trabulusi who was appointed last year by the chairman of the Presidency Council of the former Government of National Accord (GNA), Fayez al-Sarraj. The intelligence chief is one of the positions appointed by the head of the Presidency Council. The deci...