An informed source told The Libya Observer that the Investigation Department of the Public Prosecutor’s office issued an arrest order for the Mayor of the Ain Zara Municipality on charges of abuse of position.
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The Public Prosecutor imprisons the Mayor of Janzour
The Investigation Department of the Attorney General’s Office has ordered the detention and imprisonment of the Mayor of Janzour Municipality, Faraj Aban.
Read More »Mayors call for elections by February 2021, express lack of confidence in current political dialogues
Twenty-nine elected mayors from cities and regions across Libya called on Libya’s political authorities to hold elections by February 2021. They expressed their lack of confidence in the current ongoing political dialogue talks.
Read More »Protests in Gharyan calling for municipal elections
Residents in the city of Gharyan held a protest on Wednesday, demanding municipal council elections in the city.
Read More »Anger in Libya’s Benghazi over power cuts, living conditions
Dozens of protesters have rallied in Benghazi over deteriorating living conditions and power cuts, in a rare show of public dissent in Libya’s second-biggest city.
Read More »Voting to elect municipal council in Ghat closed, turnout hits 54%
Polling stations in Ghat and its environs closed at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, after voters cast their ballots in the voting centers set up for the local government elections, said the Central Committee for Municipal Council Elections (CCMCE), noting that despite the coronavirus pandemic the voter turnout reached 54%.
Read More »Bani Walid mayor says almost all Russian mercenaries have left the town, heading south
Over 90% of the mercenaries from Russia’s Wagner Group which supported Libyan renegade commander Khalifa Haftar have left the town of Bani Walid in a big convoy, its mayor said Tuesday.
Read More »Misurata urges Libya’s Presidential Council to cut ties with UAE, Egypt and Saudi Arabia
Misurata Emergency Room said in a statement Sunday that it found it strange that the Presidential Council was neglecting the frontlines and giving no support for the forces on the frontlines.
Read More »Eastern Libya and Tajoura district in the west impose curfew amid Coronavirus concerns
The parallel government controlling eastern Libya will impose a curfew from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m., excluding security and emergency personnel, to stop any spread of the coronavirus, its interior ministry said in a statement on Wednesday.
Read More »Misurata underscores commitment to defend the capital
The Council of Elders and Dignitaries of Misurata denies issuing a statement calling the city’s sons to withdraw from the fighting fronts in Tripoli and Sirte.
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