Women From The Libyan Theatre: Souad Haddad
Libya was and still thrives with art and its different forms, including theatre. As much as society, art has undergone phases of oppression and control.
Wrapping Up 2022
Here we are, finally reaching the end of 2022. This year has been the fastest, or I may have been the busiest, not to notice
Galleria De Bono, One of Tripoli’s Landmarks, Facing Unknown Fate
Galleria De Bono, located in Tripoli’s Algeria Square, was built in 1931 during the Italian colonization period under Pietro Badoglio. He was the first unique
Abdallah Kresta – Libya’s Childhood Ambassador
The influence of media on children growing up is a huge factor in their growing up journey. In Libya, many cartoons and local programs
La Parisienne: Finished a 10Km Race in Paris
On September 11, 2022, I got the opportunity to participate for the second time in a race hosted by La Parisienne in its 25th edition
Musical Renaissance in North Africa: Bashir Fahmy Fheima (1907 – 1972)
Bashir Fahmy, or Bashir Fahmy Fheima, was born in 1907 in the old city of Tripoli, Libya. He studied in the book Sidi Attia. He
Fourth Anniversary in France: What I’ve Learned?
On August 23, 2018, precisely at 5:15 am, the plane landed at Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris, France. I was sleep deprived, exhausted, but
Goals vs. Sacrifice – Leaving You Happy but Miserable
We begin to discover and practice dreaming and setting goals from a very young age. Thanks to children’s movies, books, and series, we dream of
Be Aware of Toxic Productivity
In our fast-paced, productivity-reliant, and ambitious society, we often forget about scheduling time for life. In the last few years and with the rise of
The Voice of Childhood: Jaber Othman Al-Darsi
Jaber Othman Al-Darsi was born in Benghazi in 1961. His artistic talent appeared early in his life. He held a diploma in music from the