The rise and fall of Colonel Muamar Gadaffi
The rise and fall of Colonel Muamar Gadaffi
NATO waliitungua Libya TV off air kwa sababu ilikuwa inawaumbua kwa ripoti za vifo na majeruhi watokanao na mabomu ya NATO katika "operation "protect civilians".
NATO air strike killed 19 civilians in Sorman west of Tripoli, Libya Jun 20 2011 ershare fb - YouTube
NATO air strike killed 19 civilians in Sorman west of Tripoli, Libya Jun 20 2011 ershare fb - YouTube
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Mkuu(kwenye nyekundu), kama tunatoa mifano kwa kuhusisha wanyama na binadamu mwenye busara, basi NaTo ni tumbili wakati ICC ni ngedere/ngedele(hapa si maanishi nyani) huku hali Gaddaf ni binadamu mwenye shamba la mahindi( i.e. oil reserve) yaliyonona tayari kwa kuvunwa.
Nikijibu swali lako ni kuwa NaTo ni wakufikisha mahakamani.
Swali lako hilo unaweza usipate jibu kutoka kwa ASKARI KANZU.
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Waafrika waishio Libya na Wenyeji wa Bani Walid wametembeza Kichapo kikali kwa 'Wahuni wa Bengharz' huku NaTo wakiendelea kudondosha mabomu ya "depleted Uranium"
NATO resumes strikes on Libyan Bani Walid as rebels retreat
NATO warplanes strikes Gaddafis stronghold of Bani Walid on Sunday after rebels came under heavy fire and had to retreat. According to Associated Press, the alliance says it hit a tank, two armed vehicles and one multiple rocket launcher. Airstrikes also targeted the area near Gaddafis hometown of Sirte and the towns of Waddan and Sabha.
September 11, 2011 — RT News line
NATO resumes strikes on Libyan Bani Walid as rebels retreat
NATO warplanes strikes Gaddafis stronghold of Bani Walid on Sunday after rebels came under heavy fire and had to retreat. According to Associated Press, the alliance says it hit a tank, two armed vehicles and one multiple rocket launcher. Airstrikes also targeted the area near Gaddafis hometown of Sirte and the towns of Waddan and Sabha.
September 11, 2011 — RT News line
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Waafrika wa Libya wanaoishi Bengharz wajutia kosa lao la kuwahifadhi Wasaliti(Wahuni)
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NATO strikes Gaddafi's last stronghold
NATO jets have stricken Libya's Bani Walid at least five times to crash pro- Gaddafi troops that still keep the city under control, Sky News channel reports saying about explosions ripping though the city. Bani Walid together with Sirte, and Sabha are Gaddafi's last strongholds and he or his relatives may be hiding in one of them.
Meanwhile Benghazi saw a protest against the new government where demonstrators claimed that the National Transitional Council doesn't meet people's expectations.
War in Libya:NATO strikes Gaddafi
Laaska News Sept. 9,2011
NATO strikes Gaddafi's last stronghold
NATO jets have stricken Libya's Bani Walid at least five times to crash pro- Gaddafi troops that still keep the city under control, Sky News channel reports saying about explosions ripping though the city. Bani Walid together with Sirte, and Sabha are Gaddafi's last strongholds and he or his relatives may be hiding in one of them.
Meanwhile Benghazi saw a protest against the new government where demonstrators claimed that the National Transitional Council doesn't meet people's expectations.
War in Libya:NATO strikes Gaddafi
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Yaani huoni raha bila ya kumtaja Askari Kanzu sio? Sasa mimi n'nahusikanaje aisee?
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Pole na majukumu mkuu,
Swali la Mkuu Nonda linalouliza hivi" ,Katika hali hii hivi nani kati ya NATO na Gaddafi afikishwe ICC? " umeliona?
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Wote hao wafikishwe ICC, yaani Gaddafi na NATO. Lakini kwa kutumia sheria ya porini (law of the jungle) ambayo ndio itumikayo katika maswala ya kimataifa, ni Gaddafi tu ndie atakayesakwa na kufikishwa kwa pilato! Labda uwashitaki NATO kwa AU!?
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Gaddafi's son Saadi 'arrives in Niger'
11 September 2011 Last updated at 19:15 GMT
One of the sons of the fugitive Libyan leader, Col Muammar Gaddafi, has arrived in neighbouring Niger.
Niger's justice minister said Saadi Gaddafi had been in a convoy which was heading towards the capital, Niamey.
Col Gaddafi's whereabouts are unknown. He has said he will die in Libya.
Anti-Gaddafi troops now control most of Libyan territory, including the capital Tripoli. They have been trying to seize several cities controlled by loyalists, including Bani Walid and Sirte.
-BBC
11 September 2011 Last updated at 19:15 GMT
One of the sons of the fugitive Libyan leader, Col Muammar Gaddafi, has arrived in neighbouring Niger.
Niger's justice minister said Saadi Gaddafi had been in a convoy which was heading towards the capital, Niamey.
Col Gaddafi's whereabouts are unknown. He has said he will die in Libya.
Anti-Gaddafi troops now control most of Libyan territory, including the capital Tripoli. They have been trying to seize several cities controlled by loyalists, including Bani Walid and Sirte.
-BBC
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Despite the plea by the chief of the National Transitional Council for different factions among the anti-Al Qathafi fighters to retrain themselves in dealing with each other, at least 12 people were reportedly killed and others wounded when two groups of fighters opposed from the same side, opposed to the fugitive leader, turned on each other in Libya's west.
According to reports on Al Arabiya officials said on Sunday that the fighting that broke out on Saturday,.......
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The report quotes the chief of the Gharyan council as confirming the fighting. It also said it had confirmation from head of the military council of Asabah.
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NATO warplanes in the meantime struck several targets in areas still loyal to the fugitive leader. On Sunday NATO said that the day before, its warplanes hit a tank, two armed vehicles and one multiple rocket launcher near Bani Walid. Airstrikes also targeted the areas around Al Qathafi's hometown of Sirte, and the towns of Waddan and Sabha in the south.
(ANGALIA WANAVYOJICHANGANYA HAPA CHINI)
The battle for Bani Walid already got off to a fitful and unscheduled start on Friday night, but NTC fighters withdrew on Saturday, apparently in anticipation of NATO air strikes, and with Abdullah Kanshil, who tried but failed to negotiate the town's surrender, saying that NTC fighters withdrew "for tactical reasons that could be linked to military operations that NATO might be planning.
"Sniper fireAl Jazeera's David Poort, reporting from the outskirts of Bani Walid, said NTC fighters seeking to advance to the centre of the town, 150km south of the capital Tripoli, were coming under sniper fire from Gaddafi loyalists.
Abdullah Kenshil, the NTC's spokesman and chief negotiator, said anti-Gaddafi fighters were exchanging fire with gunmen positioned in houses in the town of Bani Walid and the hills that overlooked it. "They are inside the city. They are fighting with snipers ... They forced this on us and it was in self-defence."Battles rage for Gaddafi's last strongholds - Africa - Al Jazeera English
Kenshil said that Gaddafi forces in Bani Walid had received reinforcements during the night.
Al Jazeera's Sue Turton reported that there seemed to be more pro-Gaddafi fighters in Bani Walid than expected, possibly coming in from Sirte, Gaddafi's hometown. "This is a surprise as it was thought that the rebels had cut off that link between the two towns," she said.
Four NTC fighters were reportedly killed and 26 injured in clashes around Bani Walid on Saturday.
One hopes the NTC tackles the tensions surfacing in some areas already controlled by the rebel fighters. It needs to stamp its authority and not leave anybody take the reins.
Radwan who has been following the conflict and helping out as best he could, said the NTC needs to show that it won't allow anarchy and examples of infighting, or actions such as the one reported in Misurata where anti-Al Qathafi fighters are said to have challenged NTC authority, refusing to turn over abandoned tanks as requested by interim leaders.
Reports: Infighting Between Libyan Rebels Kills 12
[/TD]According to reports on Al Arabiya officials said on Sunday that the fighting that broke out on Saturday,.......
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The report quotes the chief of the Gharyan council as confirming the fighting. It also said it had confirmation from head of the military council of Asabah.
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NATO warplanes in the meantime struck several targets in areas still loyal to the fugitive leader. On Sunday NATO said that the day before, its warplanes hit a tank, two armed vehicles and one multiple rocket launcher near Bani Walid. Airstrikes also targeted the areas around Al Qathafi's hometown of Sirte, and the towns of Waddan and Sabha in the south.
(ANGALIA WANAVYOJICHANGANYA HAPA CHINI)
The battle for Bani Walid already got off to a fitful and unscheduled start on Friday night, but NTC fighters withdrew on Saturday, apparently in anticipation of NATO air strikes, and with Abdullah Kanshil, who tried but failed to negotiate the town's surrender, saying that NTC fighters withdrew "for tactical reasons that could be linked to military operations that NATO might be planning.
"Sniper fireAl Jazeera's David Poort, reporting from the outskirts of Bani Walid, said NTC fighters seeking to advance to the centre of the town, 150km south of the capital Tripoli, were coming under sniper fire from Gaddafi loyalists.
Abdullah Kenshil, the NTC's spokesman and chief negotiator, said anti-Gaddafi fighters were exchanging fire with gunmen positioned in houses in the town of Bani Walid and the hills that overlooked it. "They are inside the city. They are fighting with snipers ... They forced this on us and it was in self-defence."Battles rage for Gaddafi's last strongholds - Africa - Al Jazeera English
Kenshil said that Gaddafi forces in Bani Walid had received reinforcements during the night.
Al Jazeera's Sue Turton reported that there seemed to be more pro-Gaddafi fighters in Bani Walid than expected, possibly coming in from Sirte, Gaddafi's hometown. "This is a surprise as it was thought that the rebels had cut off that link between the two towns," she said.
Four NTC fighters were reportedly killed and 26 injured in clashes around Bani Walid on Saturday.
One hopes the NTC tackles the tensions surfacing in some areas already controlled by the rebel fighters. It needs to stamp its authority and not leave anybody take the reins.
Radwan who has been following the conflict and helping out as best he could, said the NTC needs to show that it won't allow anarchy and examples of infighting, or actions such as the one reported in Misurata where anti-Al Qathafi fighters are said to have challenged NTC authority, refusing to turn over abandoned tanks as requested by interim leaders.
Reports: Infighting Between Libyan Rebels Kills 12
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polisi wa intapol wametoa hati ya kukamatwa The Colonel Ghadafi,mtoto wake na aliekuwa mkuu shirika la kijasusi libya.Huyu jamaa atajificha wapi hapa africa
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Gaddafi forces attack refinery, kill 15 - witnesses
Monday September 12, 2011 Source: Reuters
Forces loyal to Muammar Gaddafi have killed 15 guards and injured two after attacking the front gate of an oil refinery, witnesses said.
The loyalists attacked the gate of a refinery 20km outside of the coastal town of Ras Lanuf. The refinery, called the "Ras Lanuf Factory for Production of Oil and Gas," was not fully operational.
Around 60 staff were there when it was attacked overnight, witnesses being treated in hospital said.
Monday September 12, 2011 Source: Reuters
Forces loyal to Muammar Gaddafi have killed 15 guards and injured two after attacking the front gate of an oil refinery, witnesses said.
The loyalists attacked the gate of a refinery 20km outside of the coastal town of Ras Lanuf. The refinery, called the "Ras Lanuf Factory for Production of Oil and Gas," was not fully operational.
Around 60 staff were there when it was attacked overnight, witnesses being treated in hospital said.
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