Singer 50 Cent is the latest to join the list of celebrities who have donated the money they had earned from their performance in Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi’s private party. He has donated his money to Unicef for relief efforts in Libya, reports aceshowbiz.com. “In light of the ongoing events in Libya, 50 Cent will [...] Continue reading 50 Cent donates Gaddafi cash to charity
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Intense fighting between pro- and anti-government forces for control of many cities and towns flared across Libya as defiant strongman Muammar Gaddafi announced a reward of over $400,000 for capturing the country’s top opposition leader. Some of the fiercest fighting was taking place in the strategic oil city of Az-Zawiyah, 50 km west of the [...] Continue reading Fighting engulfs Libya as Gaddafi offers bounty for opposition leader
The embattled Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, facing protests against his 41-year regime, has announced a reward of more than $400,000 for capturing the country’s top opposition leader, a media report said. According to a Libyan TV channel, Gaddafi offered a half million-dinar ($410,900) for the capture of former justice minister Mustafa Abdul-Jalil. The bounty would [...] Continue reading Gaddafi offers $400,000 bounty for Libyan opposition leader
Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi has dismissed rebels as “traitors” and criticised Western countries. In a speech to supporters broadcast by state television early Wednesday, he said that the US, France and Britain were conspiring against Libya to get control of its oil fields. He called on young men in Az-Zintan, a city in the northwest [...] Continue reading Gaddafi criticises rebels, Western countries
The world will not allow the regime of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi to continue attacking anti-government forces without trying to stop him, NATO’s secretary general has said. NATO has so far played a cautious role in the events in Libya, asking its generals to draw up a plan for possible military action in the country, [...] Continue reading World will act if Gaddafi violence continues: NATO