October 1

• Libya: French Spy Killed Gaddafi On Sarkozy's Orders - Reports

  French secret services organised the capture of former Libyan ruler Moamer Kadhafi and may have killed him on then-president Nicolas Sarkozy's orders, British and Italian papers... Read more »

September 18

• South Africa: Mining Sector Trouble Dominates Headlines

  Analysis of the roots of the current crisis in South Africa's mining sector and more on the suspension of executions in The Gambia, all in the African papers today. Read more »

September 10

• Somalia: African Press Review 10 September 2012

  The state of relations between Christians and Muslims in East Africa is a topic in some of the papers today, as well as the clean-up operation in Mogadishu ahead of yesterday's... Read more »

February 3

• Libya: Ex-Ambassador to France Tortured, Says Human Rights Group

  US-based Human Rights Watch says Libya's ex-ambassador to France, Omar Brebesh, died from possible torture less than 24 hours after he was taken into custody by a Tripoli-based... Read more »

January 26

• Africa: Ping Defends African Union Mediation in Libya Uprising

  African Union (AU) Commission chairperson Jean Ping defended the African Union's position on Libya during his address to African foreign ministers at the AU summit meeting on... Read more »

January 9

• Libya: French Ex-Serviceman Found Shot Dead in Tripoli Flat

  A French ex-serviceman has been found shot dead in his apartment in central Tripoli, sources in Libyan security and at the French embassy said Sunday. Read more »

November 28, 2011

• Libya: Amazigh Berbers Demand Recognition

  Hundreds of minority Amazigh Berbers took to the streets of the Libyan capital Tripoli on Sunday to demand official recognition for their community. Read more »

November 19, 2011

• Libya: Gaddafi Son to Face Justice?

  Seif al-Islam, the son of ousted Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi, has been arrested in the south of the country, a senior National Transitional Council (NTC) official said on... Read more »

November 2, 2011

• Libya: Libya Will Not Be Governed By Extremists, Says New PM

  In an exclusive interview on Tuesday Libya's new interim Prime Minister Abdurrahim el-Keib told RFI that worries over the introduction of Sharia law in Libya are unfounded. He says... Read more »

November 1, 2011

• Libya: Human Rights a Priority, Says New Libyan PM Keib

  Libya's new prime minister Abdel Rahim al-Keib has vowed his interim government will put human rights at the top of the agenda after he was elected in a public vote by the members... Read more »

October 28, 2011

• Libya: Seif Al-Islam Kadhafi in Contact With Hague International Court

  The International Criminal Court (ICC) is in "informal contact" with Moamer Kadhafi's fugitive son Seif al-Islam over his surrender, the prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo said on... Read more »

October 27, 2011

• Libya: New Government to Prosecute Gaddafi Killers

  Libya's new rulers said on Thursday they would prosecute Moamer Kadhafi's killers, following the international outcry over the circumstances of his death. Read more »

October 25, 2011

• Libya: Gaddafi Buried in Secret

  Former Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi was buried overnight in a secret location, the National Transitional Council's (NTC) military command announced Tuesday. And more than 100... Read more »

October 23, 2011

• Libya: Transitional Govt Declares Country Liberated

  Libya's National Transitional Council (NTC) was set to declare the country liberated on Sunday, amid controversy over the death of former ruler Moamer Kadhafi. The declaration was... Read more »

October 21, 2011

• Libya: African Press Review 21 October 2011

  The death of Libya's Moamer Kadhafi is hailed as a warning to dictators and the end of four decades bloody repression. But some papers say that it means the truth will never be... Read more »

• Libya: Nato's Role is Over, Says France

  Nato's task in Libya is over after Moamer Kadhafi's death, French Foreign Minister Alain Juppé said Friday. Read more »

October 13, 2011

• Libya: Military Denies Capture of Gaddafi's Son, Mutassim

  Mutassim, the son of former Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi, is on the run and has not been taken into custody says a senior military commander inside Kadhafi's hometown of Sirte. Read more »

October 10, 2011

• Libya: Transitional Council Forces Close in on Sirte

  Libya's new regime forces say they are on the verge of claiming full control of Sirte, Moamer Kadhafi's hometown. On Sunday, they seized the city's conference centre, hospital and... Read more »

October 9, 2011

• Libya: New Govt Forces Launch Final Assault on Sirte

  Libya's new regime fighters launched a final assault on Moamer Kadhafi's hometown of Sirte on Saturday. Read more »

October 2, 2011

• Libya: Situation in Sirte "Dire" Says International Red Cross

  The International Red Cross has warned of a medical emergency in the Libyan town of Sirte, the stronghold of former leader Moamer Kadhafi, after it entered the town on Saturday to... Read more »

September 26, 2011

• Libya: Mass Grave Found in Tripoli

  A mass grave containing the bodies of over 1,000 prisoners killed by security forces in a 1996 massacre has been found, according to officials of Libya's new government. Read more »

September 25, 2011

• Libya: Govt Fighters Attack Gaddafi's Home Town

  Fighters for Libya's interim rulers entered Moamer Kadhafi's hometown Sirte on Saturday, as a number of explosions rocked Tripoli and the new rulers said a government will be... Read more »

September 23, 2011

• Tunisia: Libyan Ex-PM Arrested Fleeing to Country

  Authorities in Tunisia say they have arrested former Libyan prime minister Baghdadi al-Mahmoudi and sentenced him to six months in prison. Read more »

September 18, 2011

• Libya: Transitional Govt Forces Meet Stiff Resistance

  Fighters loyal to Moamer Kadhafi put up stiff resistance to National Transitional Council (NTC) forces in the former ruler's birthplace, Sirte, and the key bastion of Bani Walid.... Read more »

September 16, 2011

• Africa: African Press Review 16 September 2011 [press release]

  Friday's African newspapers are dominated by the visit to Libya of French President Nicolas Sarkozy and British Prime Minister David Cameron. Read more »