Dozens Killed As Clashes Shake Libyan Capital

Dozens Killed As Clashes Shake Libyan Capital Libya

The Chairperson of the African Union has reiterated the strong commitment of the organisation to intensify support for peace and national reconciliation in Libya, and has encouraged the parties to work closely towards sustainable peace, stability and prosperity for the Libyan people.

Health authorities said at least 32 people died as rival militias exchanged gunfire in the Libyan capital. It comes as the North African country's political crisis deepens.

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