Thursday 9th May 2013 The 1955 American classic about teenage alienation and rebellion, Rebel Without a Cause, will be shown at Tripoli’s Art House tonight. Starring James Dean, who died before the film was released, and directed by Nicholas Wood, the film explores teenage feelings of alienation and disillusionment with society. Tonight’s film-screening is organised by the Arete Cinema Club. Cinemas [ Read More ]
May 2013 The Joint Security Force commonly known as the ‘Quaa Mushtarika’ reports it has cleared irregular brigades from 56 buildings across Tripoli. The militiamen evicted belonged not only to groups from the capital but from towns such as Kikla, Zintan and Ghariyan. The force, a joint initiative of Ministries of Interior and Defence, was formed six weeks ago. The Joint [ Read More ]
May 2013 Rawafed Libya for Telecommunications & Technology (RLTT), a leading private sector Internet Service Provider in Libya, has sealed a multi-year agreement with Eutelsat Communications (Euronext Paris: ETL) for capacity on the KA-SAT satellite to support IP trunking services to its new wireless broadband network in Libya. Rawafed Libya has concluded a wholesale agreement with Eutelsat enabling it to [ Read More ]
May 2013 The International Telecommunication and IT exhibition’s (ITEX) second day was in full swing today with a guided tour given to guests including the General Manager of the Libyan Post, Telecommunication and Information Technology Company, Saleh Lagtaa, and Head of the National Economic Development Board, Tarek Tantoush. Despite being the second day, it was in fact the official opening. [ Read More ]
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