Rising prices overshadow Ramadaan celebrations in Libya

Ramadan celebrations in Libya tempered by soaring prices and shortage of fuel

Fifteen years after the fall of longtime leader Muammar Gaddafi, Libyans have little to celebrate this Ramadan as the country faces fuel shortages and soaring prices.

Rising prices overshadow Ramadaan celebrations in Libya

Amidst the festive spirit of Ramadaan, Libyans face soaring prices and a devalued currency, leaving many struggling to celebrate. With political divisions and shortages disrupting daily life, the once joyous month is overshadowed by economic despair.

Currency Cuts & Rising Prices Cloud Ramadan in Libya

Ramadan in Libya is traditionally a time of celebration, family gatherings, and generous meals shared before and after the daily fast. This year, however, festive lights and fireworks have been overshadowed by soaring prices, fuel shortages, and mounting economic pressure on households already strained by years of political division. Fifteen years after the fall of Muammar Gaddafi, Libya remains politically divided between rival administrations …

Devaluation, High Prices Mar Libya’s Ramadan Festivities - Media Talk Africa

Libyans are observing Ramadan with traditional feasts and family gatherings, yet a deepening economic crisis overshadowed by political division is […]Read more at Media Talk Africa