The New Libya...

The New Libya...

Jikumbushe huyu NTC alivyoshiriki kupora fedha benki


Leo ameibuka na kusema haya

One of the most senior figures in Libya's outgoing government has denounced its leaders as an unelected elite, supported by "money, arms and PR," and warned that 90 percent of Libya is politically voiceless.

Outgoing acting Prime Minister Ali Tarhouni's comments were the strongest criticism to date by a senior politician of the country's new rulers, who led the rebellion that ended Muammar Gaddafi's 42-year rule and have been in charge since his fall.

"The voices that we see now are the voices of the elite, the voices of the NTC who are not elected and the voices of other people who are supported by the outside by money, arms and PR," Tarhouni said on Thursday, hours after a new cabinet was formed.

"It's about time we heard the true voices of the masses ... we need to start rebuilding this democratic constitutional movement," he told a news conference.

Tarhouni was in charge of the oil and finance portfolios in Libya's outgoing transitional government and briefly served as acting prime minister until Thursday, when a new cabinet was sworn in.

Zaidi hapa Libya leaders supported by money, arms, PR-ex-premier | News by Country | Reuters
 
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kweli kabisa naona hata pakistan pia,wanaishia kulilia lia tu na kuwahonga hela maana one third of pakistan's military budget inalipwa na us!yote hiyo kubembeleza urafiki!

....hakuna bure au kitu kinaitwa msaada kutoka America,hiyo misaada ni madeni tuu na wananchi ndio watakuja kulipa
 
....hakuna bure au kitu kinaitwa msaada kutoka America,hiyo misaada ni madeni tuu na wananchi ndio watakuja kulipa

Nasikitika sana "mkuu wetu wa kaya" uliezea suala la misaada kwa wananchi kana kwamba tunapewa bure hiyo misaada hathubutu kabisa kusema 'riba' ya misaada hiyo. Tukirudi kwa 'New Libya chini ya wahuni' ninaamini ipo siku hiyo misaada waliyopewa ya kishetani watailipa kwa gharama za uhai wao maana shetani misaada yake huwa na lengo ovu.
 
About 100 Libyans surrounded a Tunisian passenger aircraft at one of the capital's airports on Saturday, delaying its takeoff in a protest at the government.

Witnesses told Reuters that about a dozen cars drove out on to the tarmac at Tripoli's Mitiga airport and blocked a Tunisair Airbus 300-20 jet, with passengers on board, from moving.

The incident was the latest sign of lawlessness in Libya, where the interim authority in power since Muammar Gaddafi was ousted, the National Transitional Council (NTC), is struggling to control disparate local interests, many of them backed by armed militias.


Zaidi hapa UPDATE 1-Tripoli protesters block jet from taking off | News by Country | Reuters
 
Several hundred Berbers marched into the courtyard of the Libyan prime minister's office on Sunday to express their anger at the country's new cabinet, which does not include anyone from their large ethnic group.
The Amazigh, or Berber, people were stunned when the country's new interim government was announced on Tuesday and none of the 26 ministerial posts went to one of their own.

They say they make up around 10-15 percent of the population and played an important role in the rebellion that toppled dictator Muammar Gaddafi.

"We do not recognise this government, and all Libyans must know that we are a part, a powerful and effective part of the country," said Mohammed Kaabr, a doctoral student and part of a delegation that spoke to Prime Minister Abdurrahim El-Keib.

zaidi hapa UPDATE 1-Libyan Berbers vent rage over cabinet exclusion | News by Country | Reuters
 
When night falls on the street outside Tripoli's Abdullah Eshaab mosque, theological discussions often break out. Lately, they have taken place at the point of a gun.
On three occasions this month, groups of ultra-purist Islamists have turned up at the mosque gates after dark, armed with Kalashnikov rifles, 106-mm anti-tank cannon and truck-mounted Grad rockets, according to a cleric at the mosque.

They want to demolish the tomb, inside the mosque, of Suleiman Al-Feituri, a 12th-century holy man, because they consider such tombs as idolatry.

Facing off against them are the mosque's own, more moderate worshippers backed up by a militia unit armed with automatic weapons and two pickup trucks with anti-aircraft guns mounted on the back.

"So far we've been trying to negotiate with them but if it does not work we will use force," said Omar Hajaj, a 30-year-old businessman who is also assistant to the cleric in charge of the mosque.

"They are a bunch of extremists who do not want this country to settle down," he said,

FEATURE-Battlelines drawn for fight over Libyan Islam | News by Country | Reuters
 
Several hundred Berbers marched into the courtyard of the Libyan prime minister's office on Sunday to express their anger at the country's new cabinet, which does not include anyone from their large ethnic group.
The Amazigh, or Berber, people were stunned when the country's new interim government was announced on Tuesday and none of the 26 ministerial posts went to one of their own.

They say they make up around 10-15 percent of the population and played an important role in the rebellion that toppled dictator Muammar Gaddafi.

"We do not recognise this government, and all Libyans must know that we are a part, a powerful and effective part of the country," said Mohammed Kaabr, a doctoral student and part of a delegation that spoke to Prime Minister Abdurrahim El-Keib.

zaidi hapa UPDATE 1-Libyan Berbers vent rage over cabinet exclusion | News by Country | Reuters
Kaazi kweli kweli!
 
One local official was killed and a militia base reduced to ruins in a clash between rival armed groups near the Libyan capital, the latest flare-up of tension between militias that is destabilising the new Libya.

Two months after Muammar Gaddafi was killed, Libya's new government is still unable to impose its authority on the ground, leaving security in the hands of militias which answer only to themselves and often wage turf wars with their rivals.

zaidi hapa Rival militias wage turf war near Libyan capital | News by Country | Reuters

Wakati hawa wanaotaka domokrasia wanachapana, wajanja wanagida mafuta.

Royal Dutch Shell has provisionally booked an oil tanker to load a cargo of Libyan crude in early December for Singapore, which is likely to be the first for the city state since the end of the civil war, traders said on Thursday.

UPDATE 1-Shell to ship Libyan crude to Singapore -trade | News by Country | Reuters
 
One local official was killed and a militia base reduced to ruins in a clash between rival armed groups near the Libyan capital, the latest flare-up of tension between militias that is destabilising the new Libya.

Two months after Muammar Gaddafi was killed, Libya's new government is still unable to impose its authority on the ground, leaving security in the hands of militias which answer only to themselves and often wage turf wars with their rivals.

zaidi hapa Rival militias wage turf war near Libyan capital | News by Country | Reuters

Wakati hawa wanaotaka domokrasia wanachapana, wajanja wanagida mafuta.

Royal Dutch Shell has provisionally booked an oil tanker to load a cargo of Libyan crude in early December for Singapore, which is likely to be the first for the city state since the end of the civil war, traders said on Thursday.

UPDATE 1-Shell to ship Libyan crude to Singapore -trade | News by Country | Reuters
Shida ya haya mataifa makubwa ni kwamba huwa wana justify ushindi wa vita mara baada ya kiongozi mkuu wa serikali kuuwawa ama kukamatwa,kama ilivyokuwa Iraki na sasa Libya.

Na hiyo ndiyo sababu yao kubwa ya kuona habari za huko hazipewi tean uzito,lakini ukweli ni kwamba vita bado zinaendelea maeneo hayo.
 
Shida ya haya mataifa makubwa ni kwamba huwa wana justify ushindi wa vita mara baada ya kiongozi mkuu wa serikali kuuwawa ama kukamatwa,kama ilivyokuwa Iraki na sasa Libya.

Na hiyo ndiyo sababu yao kubwa ya kuona habari za huko hazipewi tean uzito,lakini ukweli ni kwamba vita bado zinaendelea maeneo hayo.
Haya mataifa makubwa (majambazi)Hawafanyi hivyo kwa bahati mbaya. Nia yao ni kuvuna shamba la bibi bila ya kuwepo mlinzi, wakati huo huo huwa wamewapa rebels DOMOkrasia wanalolitaka. Majambazi na wao hujichukulia mali na vitu vya thamani wakiwaacha wafata upepo katika fujo zao (DOMOkrasi) plus deni.
 
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