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Ten years after ousting their strongman leader, some say the new system isn’t working.

As part of the deal, the US agrees to recognise Morocco’s claim over the disputed Western Sahara.

The announcement for a nation riven by violence since 2011 is hailed by the UN.

Gen Khalifa Haftar’s forces have been besieging the capital for more than a year.

It quizzes people outside suspected of flouting the North African nation’s coronavirus restrictions.

They are churning out 50,000 a day, plus other gear to keep doctors protected from coronavirus.

These are the first deaths confirmed by the president since he sent troops to Tripoli last month.

World leaders pledge not to interfere in Libya and to uphold a UN arms embargo to further peace.

Outrage over the case involving an MP has led to an outpouring of stories about sexual abuse and harassment

A former law lecturer seems an unlikely choice to win the hearts of young Tunisians voters who want jobs.

Some are calling Tunisia’s Sunday run-off election a “catastrophe” after two outsiders emerged from the first round.

A Somali man held in a detention centre burns himself to death, leading to renewed criticism of EU and UN policy.

Forces led by Gen Khalifa Haftar have ignored all calls to stop their offensive.

Flights are halted in Libya’s capital as a power struggle for the country’s capital drags on.

Algeria’s president has barely been seen since he had a stroke in 2013, so how can he run a country?

An armed group has attacked the headquarters of the National Oil Corporation in Tripoli.