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Sebha lights up with fury at total power cut
By Libya Herald reporters. Tyres barricade burns in Sebha in total power cut protests (Photo: social media) Tripoli and Tunis, ...
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GECOL refutes political motives in its organized power cuts in Tripoli
By Sami Zaptia. Protestors against power cuts blocking Tripoli Corniche with burning tyres (Photo: Social media) London, 14 July 2016: ...
Zawia power station second unit back working, Sirte’s Gulf station will join it soon
By Sami Zaptia. GECOL logo (Photo: GECOL) London, 23 June 2016: The General Electricity Company of Libya (GECOL) yesterday announced ...
Power cuts in south lead to Tripoli water shortages
By Sami Zaptia. Power cuts affecting the south and the Hasawna MMR water wells north of Sebha have led to ...
Now GECOL warns of complete collapse of electricity supply in Tripoli
By Moutaz Mathi. GECOL warned of complete collapse of power supply to Tripoli (Photo: GECOL). Tripoli, 13 June 2016: The ...
Water shortage for two days in parts of Tripoli
By Sami Zaptia. Some Tripoli residents reported a two-day water shortage. Others reported a fall in pressure, Full water pressure ...
GECOL warns of ten days’ major power cuts in the west
By Ajnadin Mustafa. Mellitah Oil and Gas complex is undergoing maintenance (Photo: Bonatti) Tripoli, 15 May 2016 State electricity company ...
Technical fault causes wide and long power cuts across Libyan cities
By Sami Zaptia. GECOL said a technical fault was the cause of yesterday's wide ranging power cuts (Photo: GECOL). London, ...
Water starts to returns to parts of Tripoli after brief cut
By Sami Zaptia. London, 11 April 2016: Water has started to return to areas of Tripoli today which had experienced ...
Cold weather brings widespread power cuts
By Libya Herald reporters. GECOL has struggled to meet surging cold weather demand (Photo: GECOL). Tripoli and Benghazi, 23 January ...
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