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The mainstream media’s conspicuous silence about the racially motivated human rights abuses perpetrated against black Libyans and immigrants, by the NATO-backed Transitional National Council...
Amidst daily media updates on the advances of Libyan rebels and abounding speculation on the erstwhile dictator’s whereabouts, those with financial interests in the country and those seeking...
In life realities on the ground often lay waste to the best-laid plans. So has it been for the AU in the Libyan crisis. Since the rebels entered Tripoli on August 21 the hand-wringing around the...
The South African government has clarified its position on the proposed resolution at the UN Security Council to unfreeze $1.5-billion in Libyan assets for urgent humanitarian needs.
South Africa, a new United Nations report asserts, has more State-owned enterprises active internationally than any other country, including China – this, in the absence of any fresh wave of...
On 15 July, the ‘International Contact Group on Libya’ held its fourth meeting in the Turkish capital, Istanbul. This meeting saw the participation of two-dozen foreign ministers and other...
President Jacob Zuma returned from a "successful" visit to Russia on Tuesday, where he and his counterpart President Dmitry Medvedev held talks on the Libyan political crisis.
1. The African Union (AU) High-Level ad hoc Committee on Libya met in Pretoria, South Africa, on 26 June 2011, to discuss the developments on the situation in Libya and the next steps in the...