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AllAfrica News: Libya

Sudanese Embassy Accused of 'Unlawful Arrest' of Activist Tupac in Libya

[Dabanga] Tripoli -- The Sudanese Observatory for Human Rights has accused staff at Sudan's embassy in Libya of unlawfully arresting a young Sudanese activist in Tripoli, reportedly because he was among the prisoners freed during a breakout after conflict erupted in Sudan. The group described the arrest as a "flagrant violation" of international law. Mohamed Adam, widely known by his nickname "Tupac," was detained in the Libyan capital earlier this week by officials from Sudan's diplomatic mission, according to a statement

Civilians Caught in Militia Clashes

[HRW] Beirut -- Civilians Killed, Homes Destroyed, Protesters Attacked

Libya's Fragile Peace Tested Again As New Clashes Roil Tripoli

[UN News] A fragile calm has settled over Tripoli after a sudden surge of violence this week left parts of the city in ruins, claimed civilian lives, and heightened concerns about the stability of Libya's already fragile political and security situation.

All of Africa Today - May 15, 2025

[allAfrica] Massive Budget Cuts To Throw Kenya's Health Sector Into Disarray

Escalating Conflict in Tripoli Exposes the Realities of False Stability - and International Neglect in Libya

[Chatham House] The killing of Abdelghani al-Kikli, an armed group commander, has triggered internal conflicts over power and influence, shattering the relative calm that has prevailed since 2020.

Mvuka's Lorient Promoted to Ligue 1 As Bizimana and Manzi Shine for Ahli Tripoli

[New Times] Rwandan players continue to impress from their respective clubs abroad over the weekend with the likes of Doyle Kamari, Sanders Ngabo and Quentin Rushenguziminega finding the back of the net in England, Denmark and Switzerland respectively.