World News: Political News
Maritime Bariqa port receives two shipments of wheat and fuel.
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Bariqa, 09.11.2015 - (Lana) - The maritime Bariqa port , had received two ships , which were loaded with '27500' tons of wheat , and the other one with '10000' tons of gasoline. Deputy director of the port 'Adul-A'adeem Bu-Khamada' said , that the two ships unloaded their two shipments of fuel and wheat ,in the company reservoirs for oil marketing in Bariqa city. As the wheat is for the 'al-Jawda al-Fayiqa' the outstanding quality company in 'Saloq' for wheat industry ; 'Bu-Khamada' added. =... Read more
Social Affairs office in Misrata distributes aid and food stuff to displaced people in Misrata.
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Misrata, 08.11.2015 (Lana) Social Affairs office in Misrata distributed aid and food stuff to displaced people in Misrata.. The displaced are from a number of Libyan cities and total about 5509 families according to figures of Misrata Social Affairs office. =... Read more
State organization frees lorry drivers.
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Misrata, 08.11..2015(Lana) Head of Land Transport Society in Misrata, Nuri Al Manqush announced the release of five lorry drivers who were detained by the so called State Organization after being kidnapped with their lorries loaded with fuel south of Abugrain. He said the drivers were on their way to Sebha City to supply it with fuel. =... Read more
CBoL awards 81 companies credits to import flour.
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Tripoli, 08.11.2015(Lana) Central Bank of Libya granted 81 companies documentary credits to import flour at the cost of 875 million Libyan dinars. Deputy minister of Economy Ali Al-Mahjoub has underlined that the National Salvation Government decided to continue subsidizing flour until the CBoL puts in place a mechanism to disburse the subsidy in cash directly to the citizens instead of food stuff subsidy. The Libyan bakeries are currently facing difficulties obtaining flour from the traditional channels and forced to resort to buy flour from the mills at the cost of 790... Read more
Minister of water Resources describes situation in some Tripoli regions as deteriorating.
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Tripoli, 08.11.2015(Lana) Minister of Water Resources, Naji Sayyed described the situation in some Tripoli regions as deteriorating. He attributed the situation to the deteriorating infrastructure inherited from the former regime. In a press statement in this respect, he pointed out to the highway from east to the west of the capital and which has no sewages to dispense with rain water. Tripoli witnessed heavy rainfalls caused the flooding of some regions and landslides which halted traffic in some areas as well as causing traffic accidents. =... Read more