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Sabratha fighting rages on as many townspeople flee
By Libya Herald reporters. Damage to the Qamar Hotel captured from the 48th Battalion on Saturday (Photo: AIOR) Tripoli, 25 ...
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Sabratha clashes continue despite mediation efforts
By Hadi Fornaji. Armed vehicles in Sabratha (Photo: TV grab) Tunis, 23 September 2017: In continuing clashes today in Sabratha, ...
Libya’s archaeological heritage among the world’s most endangered
By Libya Herald reporters. Leptis Magna's theatre, only one jewel in an extensive Libyan archaeological heritage (File photo) Tripoli, 14 ...
Libya’s cultural heritage is its “soft power” says Kobler
By Libya Herald reporters. A smuggled ancient Greek statue discovered in Britain (Photo: UK Customs) Tunis, 13 May 2016: Libya’s cultural ...
UNESCO launches campaign to encourage Libyan pride in cultural heritage
By Libya Herald staff. Photo: UNESCO Tripoli, 22 May 2015: UNESCO has called on Libyan youth to post photos and ...
Young people at workshop on shape of new constitution
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 14 May 2015: Thirty young people from across Libya are at the Finding our Future workshop ...
Journalists attend roundtable even in Libya aimed at empowering women
By Libya Herald staff. Roundtable on women and media (Photo: UNSMIL) Tripoli, 9 May 2015: Libyan media professionals attended a ...
Libyan journalists complete English course in Tunisia
By Libya Herald staff. Journalists receive certificates at end of course (Photo: UNESCO) Tunis, 26 April 2015: Twenty-six Libyan journalists ...
Libya’s archaeologists fear for the country’s ancient treasures
By Libya Herald staff. Cyrene has been classed as a World Heritage site since 1985 (Photo: UNESCO) Tripoli, 18 March ...
Libyan journalists in Tunis hone English skills
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 8 March 2015: Thirty Libyan journalists living in Tunisia have just started a nine-week programme at ...
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