Libyan Govt Gains Former Gadaffi Assets

Former assets of ex-Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi including bank accounts and mansions have fallen under government control.

Libya: Govt Recovers Expensive London House (press release)

Global Witness, 9 March 2012

Global Witness welcomes today's successful recovery by Libya of a £10 million London house, previously belonging to Colonel Gaddafi's son, Saadi Gaddafi. The High Court in ... read more »

Muammar al-Gaddafi (file photo).

Uganda: BoU Returns Tropical Bank to Libyans

The Observer, 7 March 2012

The first team of Libyan officials from the new National Transitional government was expected in Uganda yesterday to review the operations of Tropical Bank, just a few hours after ... read more »
Gambia: Govt to Return Libyan Assets to National Transitional Council

The Daily Observer, 5 March 2012

Justice Amie Joof of the High Court in Banjul last Thursday, 1st March 2012 ordered that the government of the Republic of The Gambia return the properties, interest and assets of ... read more »
Libya: Govt Given U.S.$20 Billion of Freed Assets

Radio Netherlands Worldwide, 10 January 2012

Libya has received roughly $20 billion in assets that were held overseas by Moamer Kadhafi's regime and frozen during the conflict that ousted him, the country's foreign minister ... read more »
Rwanda: Gov't Awaiting AU Decision On Libyan Assets

The New Times, 4 January 2012

The government will respect the decision by the African Union Heads of State Summit concerning the frozen Libyan assets in member states. read more »
Libya: Leader Demands Release of Kadhafi Billions

Radio Netherlands Worldwide, 16 December 2011

Libya's interim leadership Friday demanded the release of up to $160 billion (122 billion euros) of assets frozen in sanctions against former dictator Moamer Kadhafi. read more »

InFocus

UN Investigates Gaddafi Investments in East Africa

The UN is investigating former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi's investments in East Africa. The findings will determine whether the Libyan people may benefit from these investments ... Read more »
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