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Libya needs to be ruled from a heart, says Libyan Top Minister Sarraj
A single administration that controls all of Libya's territory must be set up, Libyan Prime Minister Fayez Sarraj said on Thursday.
Speaking on television to the country for its 69th independence anniversary, Sarraj said that the Internationally Recognized Government of National Agreement (GNA) supports the idea of holding presidential and parliamentary elections in December 2021 throughout Libya.
He added that GNA had made a serious effort to make the election a success and called on the United…
The United States opens a “virtual” diplomatic mission
The United States on Thursday announced the opening of a "virtual" diplomatic mission in Western Sahara. In early December, Donald Trump announced that the United States recognized Moroccan sovereignty over this disputed territory.
In return for the normalization of relations between Morocco and Israel, Donald Trump on December…
Ethiopia strives to vaccinate 20 p.c. Via electorate in opposition to coronavirus
Ethiopia strives to vaccinate 20 percent. By citizens against coronavirus
ADDIS ABABA - Ethiopia's Minister of Health, Dr. Lia Tadesse, said Ethiopia is working to vaccinate 20 percent of its citizens against coronavirus.
A wide range of activities are well under way to gain access to newly released COVID 19 vaccinations and get 20% of the population vaccinated, she noted.
Efforts are being made to…
Malian opposition leader Soumaïla Cissé has died of Covid-19
The leader of the Malian opposition is just subordinate to Paris at the age of 70. He had coronavirus and had just been evacuated to the French capital for treatment. Information confirmed to RFI by several leaders of his party, URD. His family also confirmed this to the AFP news agency.
According to one of his relatives,…
Citizens of the Kenya-Somalia border field worry struggle amid diplomatic tensions
NAIROBI, Kenya - There is growing concern that tensions between Kenya and Somalia could erupt in combat due to a military build-up along the two countries' borders.
Jean Ping “condemns” the proposed revision of the Constitution
In Gabon, things are accelerating for the draft revision of the constitution, which the opposition strongly challenges. The text was voted by an overwhelming majority in the National Assembly yesterday Thursday afternoon.
as reported from Libreville, Yves-Laurent GomaOut of 135 deputies present, 120 voted in favor and 15…
The Libyan army will not allow Haftar’s forces to launch another offensive, says Minister of Defense
The Libyan government will not allow forces loyal to Putist general Khalifa Haftar to wreak havoc in the country as they did in April 2019, the defense minister said on Friday.
Minister Salahaddin Namroush told al-Ahrar TV that the UN-recognized Government for National Agreement (GNA) has respected the terms of the ceasefire, but Haftar's forces have violated it several times.
Namroush's comments came shortly after Haftar threatened to attack Turkish troops in the country if they continue to support…
The USA starts the means of setting up consulates in disputed Western Sahara
The US State Department said on Thursday that the US will open a consulate in Western Sahara following President Donald Trump's decision to recognize Morocco's sovereignty over the disputed region. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in a statement that the process of opening the facility has begun.
The process includes finding and securing a suitable property for an assignment before hiring staff. It was not immediately clear when or where it would be open, but until then Pompeo said the US embassy…
Libyan warlord Haftar threatens to focus on Turkish forces
Libyan putschist general Khalifa Haftar, who launched an offensive last year to capture the capital Tripoli from the UN-recognized government led by Prime Minister Fayez Sarraj, on Thursday threatened to use force against Turkish troops if Ankara does not stop supporting the legitimate government in the war-torn North African country.
Libyan warlord Haftar threatens to target Turkish forces
Libyan putschist general Khalifa Haftar, who last year launched an offensive to capture the capital Tripoli from the UN-recognized government for national agreement (GNA) led by Prime Minister Fayez Sarraj, on Thursday threatened to use force against Turkish troops if Ankara did not stop supporting it legitimate government in the war-torn North African country.
Haftar's comments came in response to the Turkish parliament's decision to extend an 18-month law allowing the deployment of Turkish troops to Libya. Turkish…