Former Senegal head coach Aliou Cissé has resigned from his role as manager of the Libya national football team after overseeing just 10 matches, he confirmed on Wednesday, April 8. Cissé’s final two games in charge ended in draws last month, following friendly encounters against Niger and Liberia. “This March has been very special for […]
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Over 80 migrants missing after Libya boat capsizes in Mediterranean
More than 80 migrants are missing after a boat carrying around 120 people capsized in the Mediterranean Sea after departing from Tadjoura, libya, on Sunday, April 5, the UN migration agency reported on April 7, 2026. According to the International Organization for Migration, the vessel overturned after taking on water amid harsh weather conditions. Rescue […]
Libya’s High Council Rejects Power-Sharing Proposal
The Libyan High Council of State on Monday, April 6 rejected a U.S.-backed proposal aimed at unifying rival administrations in eastern and western Libya through a power-sharing arrangement. The initiative, presented by U.S. President’s Senior Adviser for Africa, Massad Boulos, proposed a streamlined government structure, including leadership roles for figures from both factions. The Council, […]
Libya Oil Output Hits Decade High as February Revenue Tops $2bn
Libya’s oil production has climbed to approximately 1.43 million barrels per day—the highest level in more than a decade—according to National Oil Corporation Chairman Masoud Suleiman on Sunday, April 5, 2026. He disclosed that oil revenues for February surpassed $2 billion and were fully transferred to the State treasury without deductions, marking a rare development […]
Sudan, Libya Deepen Military Cooperation with Intelligence-Sharing Pact
Military officials from Sudan and Libya have agreed to strengthen security cooperation and intelligence sharing following high-level talks held in Tripoli on April 5, 2026. The meeting brought together Libya’s Chief of General Staff, Salahuddin al-Namroush, and Sudan’s Director of Military Intelligence, Mohamed Ali Sabir. Discussions focused on enhancing bilateral security ties, improving coordination along […]
Libyan PM Suspends Controversial Oil Deal Over Transparency and Corruption Concerns
Libya’s Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah has ordered the suspension of a contentious oil development agreement involving private firm Arkenu, citing growing concerns over transparency, accountability, and potential economic risks. In a directive to the National Oil Corporation, Dbeibah said the deal had triggered public backlash and raised doubts about the management of Libya’s oil […]
Libyan Leaders Push Coordinated Reforms to Bolster Economy and Stability
Libya’s Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity, Abdul Hamid Dbeibah, held talks with Mohamed Takala to review political developments and advance a unified development agenda. The talks held on Wednesday, April 1, highlighted a shared commitment to aligning institutional efforts to drive development and respond to the expectations of the Libyan people. According […]
Libya: PM urges swift completion of maritime border demarcation with Malta and Greece
Libyan Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah called for the acceleration of maritime border demarcation procedures with Malta and Greece, emphasizing the strategic importance of clearly defined territorial waters for Libya’s sovereign rights and regional stability. On 30 March 2026, Dbeibah directed the National Committee for Land and Maritime Border Demarcation, operating under the Ministry of […]
Egypt Turns to Libyan Oil Amid Gulf Supply Disruptions
Egypt is moving to secure alternative energy supplies by negotiating imports of Libyan crude, as disruptions in Gulf shipments strain its refining capacity. Officials said, on Sunday March 29, Egypt is seeking to import at least one million barrels of oil per month from Libya, with talks underway between the National Oil Corporation and the […]
Libya Central Bank to Inject $2.5 Billion to Ease Liquidity Pressures
The Central Bank of Libya has announced plans to inject $2.5 billion into the financial system starting April 1, 2026, to clear outstanding requests linked to letters of credit and personal foreign currency allocations. The intervention is expected to address a backlog of pending transactions while supporting commercial banks in meeting customer demand for foreign […]









