The Sudanese Center for Freedom of Press said there had been violent clashes between Darfur armed groups in Siddada in Libya due to the lack of commitment by Khalifa Haftar to payment.

Disputes among members of the Sudan Liberation Movement, known as “Minni Minnawi” has come to surface again, the Sudanese Centre for Press Services reported. A group of the movement’s fighters in Libya demanded leader of the movement (Minni Minnawi) to pay them for their participation in the recent battles with …

The World Health Organization (WHO) condemns the unceasing attacks on health care in Libya. On February 23, an armed man assaulted Doctor Nidhal Mohamed Ali, a WHO-contracted psychiatrist, inside a mental health clinic in Sabha. The mental health clinic is the only facility of its kind that serves Southern Libya, …

Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) announced late today that its chairman, Mustafa Sanalla, met with Presidency Council and Government of National Accord (PC/GNA) head, Faiez Sarraj, and “representatives of the international community in Abu Dhabi today at their request to discuss measures necessary to lift the force majeure at the …

At least 19 people have been killed in southern Libya, according to a member of parliament, as forces loyal to strongman Khalifa Haftar fought for control of oilfields in the region.

Libya’s al-Sharara oilfield remains closed as an armed group remains there, the chairman of state oil firm National Oil Company (NOC) said on Sunday.

Human Rights Watch (HRW) has called on forces loyal to Libya’s east-based Interim Government and led by Khalifa Haftar to allow aid and medical workers into the Old City neighborhood of Derna.

Murzuq town’s armed groups have seized 5 vehicles from Hafter’s Forces during the fierce fighting that took place on Wednesday around the town, and resulted in killing of twenty from Dignity fighters, thus they retreated from the town.

Eastern Libyan forces loyal to military commander Khalifa Haftar fought tribesmen for a second day for control of the southern city of Murzuq, military officials and residents said, as part of campaign to secure oilfields in the south.

Armed fighting between armed groups loyal to Khalifa Haftar and Tabu tribe’s armed groups hit on Wednesday Murzuq town in southern Libya.