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Libya’s Central Bank Governor Resigns, Cites Sensitive Reasons

Governance & Accountability Joshua Moracha Joshua Moracha -
Libya's central bank governor Naji Issa has resigned, citing sensitive reasons for his departure. The unexpected move comes amid political tensions, financial pressures and ongoing disputes over Libya's economic management.

Drone Strikes Naphtha Tank at Libya’s Zawiya Oil Refinery Amid Western Clashes

Security & Conflict Joshua Moracha Joshua Moracha -
A drone attack damaged a naphtha storage tank at the Zawiya oil refinery in western Libya, triggering a fuel leak and highlighting growing security risks around critical energy infrastructure amid renewed militia clashes.

Rwanda Receives 177 Asylum Seekers Evacuated from Libya Under UNHCR Programme

Inside Africa Joshua Moracha Joshua Moracha -
Rwanda has welcomed 177 asylum seekers evacuated from Libya under the Emergency Transit Mechanism, extending a humanitarian programme that has relocated more than 3,000 people since 2019.

Libya Power Outage Protests Escalate as Army Moves to Restore Gas Supplies

Security & Conflict Faraji Daraja Faraji Daraja -
Protests over electricity shortages in Libya escalated after demonstrators stormed the Mellitah Oil and Gas complex and shut gas supplies to power plants, forcing authorities to deploy security forces.

Libya political talks gain fresh momentum as Pakistan joins mediation push

Politics Faraji Daraja Faraji Daraja -
Libya political talks have gained fresh momentum after Pakistan quietly joined mediation efforts between the country's rival eastern and western power centres, adding a new dimension to ongoing UN-backed negotiations.
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