The New Libya...

Khamis Ghadafi ana roho ngapi? kila leo kauwawa duh...
 
I think, in some way haya sio mapinduzi , bali ni kulipizana kisasi. Na labda ndio sababu hawa militia hawataki Saif Gadaffi na wengine
washtakiwe kwenye iNternational Criminal Court kwa makosa dhidi ya binadam, kwanini wanang'angania wao ndio wawashtaki kama hawana uwezo?
 
DOMO- kwa kasi (domokrasi) limefika Libya.

Psychological scars of war take toll in Misrata

The Libyan city of Misrata, scene of the bloodiest fighting during the revolution that toppled Colonel Gaddafi last year, is facing an acute crisis of psychiatric care for former fighters traumatised by the conflict and frustrated by the aftermath.

But a high number of them are thought to be suffering from problems including psychosis, acute depression and post-traumatic stress disorder.

Some who have lived through the fighting also share a deep sense of depression and disillusionment at the lack of change they feel in the post-Gaddafi Libya.

Jisomee hapa BBC News - Psychological scars of war take toll in Misrata
 
wanavuna walichopanda maana mkataa pema pabaya panamuita. His name has been declared immortal, sons, daughters from generation to generation in Libya will be told, siku moja libya ilikuwa paradiso we had everything and tukalewa na kumuua aliyekuwa anatuwezesha kuwa na hayo
 
wakati fujo zote izi zinaendelea huwezi sikia uzalishaji wa mafuta umelipuliwa au umesimama hata iraq enzi zote baada ya sadam sekta ya uchimbaji na usafirishaji wa mafuta hua haziathiriki unadhan kwanini??? ukitaka kuona moto jaribu kulipua kisima cha mafuta au usafirishaji wake so wana create izi tension ili watu wawe bize na ujinga huu wakat mafuta yakiendelea kuondoka!!!!!!!
 
At least 51 people have died after drinking tainted homemade alcohol in Tripoli, Libyan health officials say.

They say 378 have been taken to the capital's hospitals since Saturday, and the number may rise further.

A hospital official told the BBC the deaths occurred from methanol poisoning and that many patients were undergoing kidney dialysis for treatment.

The consumption and sale of alcohol is illegal in Libya, but it is available on the black market.

zaidi hapa BBC News - Alcohol poisoning kills 51 in Libya
 
The offices of the Libyan justice ministry in Tripoli have been surrounded by armed men demanding the expulsion of officials who worked for the government during the Gaddafi era.
Men in pick-up trucks equipped with anti-aircraft guns had asked the employees and justice minister to leave, a member of staff told the BBC. BBC News - Libya gunmen surround justice ministry in Tripoli
 
The second son of slain Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi has appeared in a local court in the North African country.


On Thursday, Saif al-Islam made a brief court appearance in the northwestern city of Zintan, located some 150 kilometers (93 miles) southwest of the capital Tripoli.

He is facing a string of charges, including threatening national security and escaping from prison.

PressTV - Gaddafi's son Saif al-Islam appears in Libyan court
 
The son of former Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi has appeared in court in the town where he was captured in 2011.
Saif al-Islam is facing charges that include endangering national security. He is also wanted by the International Criminal Court for alleged war crimes, charges he denies.
John Simpson reports from Zintan.

video hapa BBC News - Saif al-Islam Gaddafi appears in court in Zintan, Libya
 
they did just for freedom of press and to have general election, walisahau kula na kulala bure.
 
Armed men have shut down a gas facility in the mountainous western region of the country, predominantly inhabited by members of Libya's Berber minority - also called Amazigh.

The facility taken by the gunmen is near the town of Nalut.

Various groups have blockaded oil and gas facilities in different parts of Libya over the past few months.

The ministry of electricity has warned that the latest closure will lead to severe power cuts.

link BBC News - Armed men shut down Libya gas facility in Berber region
 
Libyan Prime Minister Ali Zeidan has returned to his office after being abducted from a Tripoli hotel and held for several hours by militiamen loosely allied to the government.

The Libya Revolutionaries Operations Room said it had captured Mr Zeidan in Tripoli, claiming it was acting on orders from the prosecutor general.

Zaidi + Video hapa BBC News - Libyan PM Ali Zeidan freed by militia after abduction
 
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