The spokesman for the Head of the Presidential Council (PC) Mohammed El Sallak said western, central and Tripoli military zones’ commanders had started preparing for forming the South Security Force as per orders of the
Foreign ministers of Egypt Algeria and Tunisia reaffirm political solution for Libyan crisis
The foreign ministers of Egypt, Algeria, and Tunisia reaffirmed their support of a political solution in Libya. During their meeting in Algiers on Monday, the ministers discussed their countries’ efforts in supporting Libyans to overcome
France proposes 2018 elections plan to end Libya political stalemate
France has proposed an initiative to end Libya’s political impasse by holding parliamentary and presidential elections by the end of 2018 as per a United National timeline. The Head of the Presidential Council, Fayez Al-Sirraj,
Army starts `Whirl Stroke’ against militias
The military has lunched Operation Whirl Stroke for Benue, Nasarawa, Taraba and Zamfara states, to counter armed herdsmen and militia groups operating in the areas. The Acting Director of Defence Information, Brig.- Gen, John Agim,
Troops kill 15 Boko Haram fighters
No fewer than 15 Boko Haram fighters have been killed by the military and rescued 49 women and children in Borno state. The Nigerian Army said on Wednesday that the incidents took place in separate
Presidential Council forms Libya’s south security force
Presidential Council (PC) formed in a Wednesday order a new force tasked with securing and protecting the southern region in Libya, the media office of the Head of the PC Fayez Al-Sirraj, reported. Al-Sirraj tasked
Commonwealth helped Nigeria recover $3b: Secretary-General
Commonwealth Secretary-General, Patricia Scotland, has said the Commonwealth assisted Nigeria in recovering about $3 billion within one year. Scotland said this on Tuesday in Abuja when she visited the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama.
Crise en Libye: les pistes d’une réconciliation adoptées à Dakar
Pour sortir de la crise libyenne qui secoue le pays depuis la chute de Kadhafi en 2011, une vingtaine de dirigeants libyens ont conclu le 11 mai à Dakar, après trois jours de réflexion, un
Burundi: 26 personnes tuées par un groupe armé à quelques jours du référendum constitutionnel
Un groupe armé a tué 26 personnes dans le nord-ouest du Burundi, a annoncé samedi le ministre de la Sécurité, dénonçant une “attaque terroriste” à quelques jours du référendum constitutionnel qui devrait permettre au président
La force du G5 Sahel «prête» à entrer en action, selon le Niger
La force antijihadiste du G5 Sahel est “prête” à entrer en action, a affirmé dimanche à Ouagadougou le ministre nigérien de la Défense, Kalla Moutari.