Nigerian lady returns home after 5 years in Libya, many celebrate her homecomingA Nigerian lady identified as @ajokedc80 made her long-awaited return to Nigeria after spending 5 years in Libya, where she had ventured in pursuit of a better life. The emotional video clip, which gained significant attention on social media platforms, showcased the lady’s departure from Libya and her touching experiences on the flight back to Nigeria. While the specific circumstances that led her to travel to Libya in search of better opportunities were not detailed in the video. As @ajokedc80 documented her flight home, she also highlighted the warm and welcoming hospitality she received on board the aircraft. The video showcased the friendly cabin crew, passengers, and the overall positive atmosphere throughout the flight.

Palestinians in Gaza are being massacred by Israel with the complicity of Europe, Moviment Graffitti said on Saturday. Gaza is also dying of thirst, hunger and desperation after Israel stopped the supply of water, food and fuel,” the NGO said. As Israeli forces intensify a cataclysmic assault on the occupied Gaza Strip, Amnesty International has documented unlawful Israeli attacks, including indiscriminate attacks, which caused mass civilian casualties and must be investigated as war crimes. Explaining ahead of the protest Moviment Graffitti said Gaza is a strip of land the size of Malta, turned into a prison by Israel in 2007. However, according to the NGO, Israel has now moved on to Genocide, and with the blessing of the European Union, is killing thousands of Palestinians.

The Libyan Products Exhibition will be inaugurated in Mauritania, on Monday 23 October and will continue until Thursday 26 October. the event will be held at the l’Agence de Gestion des Palais de Congrès de Mauritanie (APCM) in the capital Nouakchott. The event is held under the direction of the Ministry of Economy and Trade, organised by the Libyan Export Promotion Centre (LEPC), and sponsored by the Libyan General Board of Fairs. The event follows on from the ‘‘Made in Libya 1’’ held in Tunis in November 2022 and the ‘‘Made in Libya 2’’ held in Niamey, Niger in March 2023. Exporting to the promising markets in sub-Saharan Africa by holding export promotion events, is part of this effort.

The Project Committee for the ‘‘Best Libyan Local Product Award’’ held a meeting last Wednesday, 18 October, at the headquarters of the Libyan Export Promotion Centre (LEPC). Al-Belaili pointed out that the meeting of authorities concerned with local industries reviewed the standards and controls necessary for the participating local product to obtain the award for the best Libyan product. To this end, communication will be made with international companies specialized in this field to benefit from them in transferring their experience to Libyan factories so that Libyan products become more competitive in global markets. Encourage local industrial competitionAl-Sumu had added that the launch of the Best Local Product Award project stems from the vision and objectives of the Ministry of Industry and Minerals, which contributes to industrial development and through the tasks entrusted to the NIPA. Libyan products win international awardsIt will be recalled, however, that numerous Libyan products have won several awards abroad, including for best olive oil and honey.

The eastern based Libyan government (unrecognised by most of the international community) agreed on Thursday with Jordanian specialists a five-year training and qualification programme for job cadres and job seekers. The eastern based Libyan government reported that the Jordanian delegation presented a training plan limited to five years, which targets large numbers of job seekers and public sector employees to qualify them and provide them with modern skills in several stages. 5,000 to be trainedThe eastern based government had said this initiative marks the initial phase of a project designed to develop a specialised Libyan workforce. It aims to provide training for 5,000 job applicants through five training stages, both within and outside Libya. Eastern based Libyan government sends 30 job seekers for IT training in Jordan (libyaherald.com)

The Attorney General’s Office announced on Thursday that the Public Prosecutor has ordered the detention of the Director of the rural Wenzrek Hospital, located in southwest Libya, for tampering with official papers regarding the implementation of contracts to supply medical equipment to the hospital, with a value exceeding 7 million Libyan dinars. No goods of this value were received by the hospital.

Oct 21, 2023, 11:21AM ISTSource: TOI.inIn Tripoli, a multitude of demonstrators, spanning various age groups and waving Palestinian flags, with some concealing their faces using Palestinian keffiyehs, navigated the streets of the city center before congregating at Martyrs' Square. Their collective voices echoed with slogans expressing solidarity with the Gaza residents and condemnation of the strike carried out by the "Zionist enemy." The crowd fervently chanted, "We offer our blood and our spirits to Gaza." Similar chants resounded in Misrata, a city located 200 kilometers (120 miles) to the west of the capital, as an outpouring of support for Gaza reverberated in various Libyan cities.

Rise Vision, the #1 digital signage software for schools, visited Saline Middle and High Schools in Saline, Michigan and were able to capture some interviews and candid conversations from the staff and students at their campuses. After experiencing so much success across their campuses, the team at Rise Vision is excited to share the achievements of Saline School District and digital signage. Saline School District, home to over 5,000 students, was facing a daunting challenge that many school districts across the world face: how to effectively communicate with their student body, staff, parents, and community? Traditional communication methods weren’t keeping pace with the diverse needs and accessibility requirements of modern-day, digital native learners. However, the simple integration of Rise Vision’s digital signage software marked a turning point, redefining how information was shared, engaging students, enhancing accessibility, and ensuring timely emergency response.

This comes after a sharp fall in the dinar’s exchange rate last week in the black-market from about 5.10 to 5.60. The official LD-dollar exchange rate is 4.91 to the dollar. The sharp rise is put to speculation in the black-market and the CBL black-listing over 100 UAE-based companies accused of money laundering. It was also agreed at the CBL meeting to study the withdrawal of some issues of currency from the old denominations and the fifty dinar denomination. The meeting also held Wednesday, discussed the procedures that support unification efforts and agreed on a single organizational structure and one director to manage banking and monetary supervision in order to enhance the unification project.

Many remained unaware of the encroaching storm until a mandatory curfew was implemented, forcing people to stay home as the storm came in, without mentioning anything about evacuations. This ongoing feud has resulted in many things going unnoticed within the area, leaving many feeling like prominent issues like infrastructure were deprioritized in favor of alternatives. The result of this longstanding feud, in part, is the lack of attention broadcast to the dams. The floods ravaging Libya resulted from decades of build-up within two slowly eroding facilities, showing cracks and fissures before its collapse, which could have been fixed. Though the conflict is over, the fight is just beginning when it comes to rebuilding Libya’s destroyed infrastructure and re-instilling faith in the government—so stay tuned and informed!

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Derna [Libya], October 20 (ANI/WAM): The UAE sent a plane to Benghazi International Airport in Libya today, carrying 3 tonnes of meningitis and influenza vaccines. The vaccines will be then transferred to the Libyan city of Derna in coordination with the Libyan health authorities. The Emirates Red Crescent (ERC) delegation announced that the medical shipment includes 90,000 doses of meningitis and influenza vaccines that are enough for 30,000 people. Meant to boost community immunity and to provide greater protection for the elderly and people with chronic diseases, this shipment is part of the UAE's ongoing humanitarian efforts to support those affected by Hurricane Daniel. Since Hurricane Daniel struck the Libyan city of Derna, the UAE has been committed to fulfilling its humanitarian duty to the Libyan people.

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WASHINGTON: A “limited number” of American military personnel have been sent to Israel in connection with the U.S. arms airlift, the Defence Department said today [Oct 19]. But Department officials said they could envision no circumstances where Americans might be committed to combat roles in the Middle East war. Lt-Gen Daniel James, a Pentagon spokesman, refused to say how many personnel had been sent to Israel. Indicating that their ranks included communications personnel and logistics experts Gen James said: “It is a limited number of people. He said their jobs were specifically limited to meeting the needs of jet transports involved in the airlift of arms.

[File photo/Agencies]UNITED NATIONS -- The UN Security Council on Thursday adopted a resolution to extend the ban on the illicit export of petroleum, including crude oil and refined petroleum products, from Libya. Resolution 2701, which won the unanimous support of the 15-member council, extends the ban for 15 months, till Feb 1, 2025. It demands full compliance by all UN member states with the sanctions regime on Libya, which includes an arms embargo, travel ban and asset freeze, and further calls on all member states not to intervene in the Libya conflict or take measures that exacerbate the conflict. The resolution also extends the mandate of the Panel of Experts assisting the Libya Sanctions Committee till Feb 15, 2025. It requests the Panel of Experts to provide recommendations in their final report on possible actions that could enable the reinvestment of the LIA's frozen assets.