The Soleil of the Libyan Song: Ahmed Fakroun
Ahmed Fakroun, who was born in 1953 in Benghazi in eastern Libya, is a singer, songwriter, and composer. He is considered one of the pioneers
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Benghazi
Lost Landmarks: Berenice Theatre in Benghazi (1928)
History tells us that Benghazi has been a center of convergence and sorting of goods. A terminal of caravan tracks coming from different parts across
Tripoli’s Lost Elegance of Miramare Theatre
The first qualitative shift in the urban construction of the modern city of Tripoli began with the appointment of the Italian politician and businessman Giuseppe
Oea: Unique Libyan Spices in The Diaspora
People from different nationalities in the diaspora are deprived of being close to their home countries and the uniqueness of their communities, especially when it
Reflecting The Nostalgic Libya Through Art: The Italian Artist Tiziana Vanetti
Art has an important role in an individual’s life, even if they imagine the opposite. It works as an important means in forming human awareness
Pioneers Who Shaped Educational System in Libya: Jamila Al-Izmirli (1892-1965)
Nelson Mandela once said “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” It is not hidden that education’s role
Libyan Music Across Generations: The Story Of Dada & Dado
Music occupies an important role in the cultural landscape of Libya. A variety of different genres were and still are performed by many artists; the late 70s and early 80s periods were
The Ilustrator Malek Haddad & Libya’s Culture
Abdulmalek Haddad, or as called Malek, is a 25 years old illustrator from Benghazi, Libya. He is a senior medical student at University of Benghazi.