Libya - Telecoms, Mobile And Broadband - New Market Report Published (OfficialWire)

Libya has emerged from almost two decades of economic isolation, which contributed to the stagnation of its oil industry, the mainstay of its economy, and invariably its telecoms sector.

Libya drops case against Swiss businessman (Middle East Online)

One Swiss businessman free to leave Libya while second fined for illegal business activities.

Libya drops case against Swiss businessman: lawyer (AFP via Yahoo! News)

A Libyan court dropped a case against a Swiss businessman for alleged illegal business activities on Sunday, clearing the way for him to go home after 19 months stuck in the country, his lawyer said.

Africa : Pan Africanism - From Kwame Nkrumah to Libya's Gaddafi (AllAfrica.com)

Nairobi — African Union summits rarely escape a Muammar Gaddafi lecture on his pet project: the United States of Africa. The Libyan leader's harping on the need for common government is derided by some as a plot for hegemony.

If Frontex proceeds to let Malta down (Times of Malta)

When Frontex started, haltingly, four years ago, it was presented as an essential guardian in discouraging the huge surge of illegal immigration across the central Mediterranean, stemming mainly from Libya. Malta was a keen supporter of this initiative.

Swiss businessmen freed as Libya visa violations are quashed (Times Online)

A Libyan court dropped a case against a Swiss businessman for alleged illegal activities, clearing the way for him to leave after being trapped in the country for 19 months.

Swiss businessmen freed as Libya visa violations are quashed (MalaysiaNews.net)

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Libya to establish commercial bank in St. Kitts (AP via Yahoo! Finance)

The prime minister of St. Kitts says Libya will build a commercial bank on the island to finance developments in the eastern Caribbean.

Libya Censoring Internet, Says Human Rights Watch (Fox News)

Human Rights Watch accused Libya of blocking access to YouTube and other independent or opposition Web sites, saying it signaled a return to the "dark days" of total media control in the north African country.

Libya : (AllAfrica.com)

Gaddafi's United States of Africa - Would You Buy a Used Camel From This Son of the Desert?