The Libyan Government in Tripoli, headed by Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbaiba, is facing renewed accusations of corruption, wasteful public spending and neglect of basic services, as critics question billions of dollars spent on diesel for electricity generation while public schools struggle with severe overcrowding. Al-Senussi Ismail, a political analyst and former spokesman for the High Council of State, accused networks benefiting from diesel …
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