Fighters near the strategic oil town of Brega.
African Union Urges End to Talks Preconditions
The African Union has asked the Nato alliance pursuing military operations against the administration of Libya's Colonel Muammar al-Gaddafi to put pressure on opposition leaders to remove preconditions which it says are blocking peace talks.-
Libya: African Union Urges End to Talks Preconditions
allAfrica, 5 July 2011
The African Union has asked the Nato alliance pursuing military operations against the administration of Libya's Colonel Muammar al-Gaddafi to put pressure on opposition leaders… Read more »
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Libya: African Union Presses Nato at Russian Talks
Govt of SA, 5 July 2011
President Jacob Zuma today, 05 July 2011, returned from a working visit in Sochi, Russian Federation. Read more »
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South Africa: Zuma Joins International Talks on Libya
Govt of SA, 2 July 2011
President Jacob G. Zuma will undertake a working visit to the Russian Federation to participate in the meeting of the International Contact Group on Libya to be held on Sunday, 03… Read more »
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Libya: African Union Pledges to Host Peace Talks in Addis
RFI, 2 July 2011
The African Union (AU) has pledged to organise talks between the warring Libyan parties, but US leaders told Moamer Kadhafi to democracy not threats after he told Europe that his… Read more »
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Libya: African Union Presents Rival Parties With Proposed Peace Deal
African Union, 1 July 2011
The African Union (AU) High-Level ad hoc Committee on Libya today officially presented to the Libyan parties the AU proposals for a Framework Agreement on a political solution to… Read more »
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Equatorial Guinea: Zuma Claims Central Role for African Union in Ending Libya Crisis
Govt of SA, 2 July 2011
President Jacob Zuma arrived in Pretoria this morning from Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, having concluded his attendance and participation in the 17th Ordinary Session of the Assembly… Read more »
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Libya: Conflict Threatens Civilians in Western Mountains
UN News, 1 July 2011
Humanitarian needs in the Nafusa mountains in western Libya remain critical, United Nations agencies reported today at the end of their first mission to the area, where they made… Read more »
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Chad: Fallout of Libyan Crisis Forces Migrants Home
UNIRIN, 29 June 2011
Chadian families are facing worsening food insecurity, becoming more indebted, and selling off personal possessions as they try to cope with the loss of remittances from relatives… Read more »
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Libya: France Confirms Air-Dropping Arms For Opposition
RFI, 29 June 2011
France air-dropped weapons to Libya's anti-Kadhafi rebels in early June, defence officials confirmed Wednesday after a report in Le Figaro newspaper. They hope that Berber tribes… Read more »
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Libya: Nato Aims to Kill Gaddafi, Says Report
allAfrica, 27 June 2011
A United States congressman says the top U.S. military commander in the international military campaign against Libya has admitted that Nato is trying to kill Colonel Muammar… Read more »
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Libya: UN Did Not Authorize 'Assassination,' Says South Africa
Govt of SA, 26 June 2011
The intention of the United Nations Security Council authorizing military action against Libya was "to protect the Libyan people" and "not to authorize a campaign for regime change… Read more »
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Libya: Gaddafi Agrees Not to Join Peace Talks
African Union, 26 June 2011
The text of a communique released by the African Union's panel on Libya after a meeting in Pretoria on Sunday: Read more »
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Africa: Civil Society Urges African Union Summit to Respect Justice
Daily Trust, 24 June 2011
When African leaders assemble in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea on June 30 for the African Union summit, they will discuss numerous challenges confronting the continent. No doubt… Read more »
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Uganda: African Leaders Back Gaddafi, Ask Nato to End Bombings
Monitor, 28 May 2011
African Presidents have asked allied forces to halt intensified bombings in Tripoli, called for an immediate ceasefire between government and rebel forces and decided Col. Muammar… Read more »
