The rise and fall of Colonel Muamar Gadaffi

[MJIMPYA]

Msikilize mtoto wake baada ya kukamatwa

Gaddafi son in Libyan rebel custody - Africa - Al Jazeera English

 

[Askari Kanzu]

Msikilize mtoto wake baada ya kukamatwa

Gaddafi son in Libyan rebel custody - Africa - Al Jazeera English

 

[Nyambala]

Naona vijana wa Egypt kama kawa wako Cairo eneo la ubalozi wa Libya wanashangilia na mmoja amepanda juu ya jengo kung'oa bendera ya Kijani!!

 

[SMU]

Mtoto wa Gaddafi amekamatwa na 'panya' (rats)? Ile mikwara yote ya Gaddafi kumbe hamna kitu...ataishishia kunyongwa kwa aibu kama Saddam

 

[NICK2275]

mwisho wa gaddaf aliokuwa anausubiri ndio huu umeshafika,he does not have place to hide

 

[the mkerewe]

Waafrika ndivyo tulivyo,hatufikiri nje ya mtandao wa kikoloni.
Eti Kikwete akisema hatoki baada ya 2015!.Kwani tatizo liko wapi hata akitawala mpaka afe.Kwani lazima tuwe na maraisi wangapi siku dunia itakapofikia kiama.Muhimu ni uadilifu wa kiongozi na si lazima atawale kwa formula ya kizungu,miaka mitano mitano.
Wazungu ni washenzi hata kuliko mababu zetu kabla hawajafika wao.Tangu waanze vurugu zao miaka ya karibuni huko Afghanistan na Iraq sina hamu nao kabisa na sioni cha maana kuwaiga.

hapa hatuelewani
nawachukia wazungu kwa namna wanavyotuburuza ila tawala za kifalme ni ushenzi mtupu

 

[the mkerewe]

Jamani, waasi hawajakamata airport, kama nilivyowaelezeni hapo awali, nato na waasi wameshindwa on the ground kwa sababu population ndani ya western libya imewakataa katakata na hawa wananchi wamekuwa armed to teeth, kwa hiyo jiandaeni kuendelea kusikia habari za uongo wa hali ya juu kwa ajili psychological warfare, ili kuua morale ya wazalendo wa libya wanaomuunga mkono ghadafi.

endelea kuota

 

[Gang Chomba]

so happy to see gadafi regime being toppled! Saif gadafi captured akanyee debe hakuna mwenye nchi, kila mwananchi ana haki hatuna wafalme karne hii

.......................................................ila Malkia wawepo?
We kweli masaburi

 

[Mtu wa Pwani]

yametimia !!!!!

 

[Mr.Toyo]

.......................................................ila Malkia wawepo?

Umenikumbusha ule isemi wa kunya anye kuku, akinya bata kahara.

 

[Rungu]

22 August 2011 Last updated at 02:00 GMT
Inside Tripoli's Rixos hotel

By Matthew Price BBC News, Tripoli

When it came it came with astonishing speed.

No-one predicted how fast Libya's rebel forces would, indeed could move into the capital unopposed.

But 24 hours after the first heavy fighting erupted in Tripoli - on Saturday night - the signs were there for all to see.

First there were the children and the wives of Col Muammar Gaddafi's officials packing and leaving the five-star Rixos hotel.

The Rixos is the place where the government has obliged foreign journalists to stay when reporting on this conflict.

Over the months it became a government hangout. A place of refuge and safety for them where Col Gaddafi's information minister held regular news conferences.

Now the relatives of senior officials were going, heading presumably somewhere safer.

Then I noticed the translators we have been working with for months now had also left. So too the state television staff who have worked out of here since their headquarters were bombed by Nato.

Habari kamili

 

[Kidzude]

Wako watu hapa wanamtetea gadafi aliyeshiriki na idd amini kuivamia tz.hakuna namna gadafi anaweza stay in power!

Safety last;
Hivi hujasoma historia kuwa makabila ya tanzania yalipigana na kukatokea watani. Hivi hujui muingereza alikutawala na mmareakni akukupeleka kwake ukawa mtumwa. Hujui mandela alipigania uhuru wa mwafrika. hivi hujui kwa nini vita ya iraq haiishi. hivi Wapalestina hawastahili kuwa protected na NATO. Hivi hujui kwa nini soviet ilianguka. Unajua taliban ni nani walizaliwa na nani. kwa nini vita ya vietnam. je tanzania haijashiriki mapinduzi mbalimbali. Unajua japan wanaikopesha marekani mamilion ya pesa. wewe hujui wapi umetoka wapi unaenda. You will be the fourt citizen because u cant analyse things. Ujue kuwa hawa western walimtafuta huyu jamaa kwa muda mrefu ili atoe mafuta. Toa athari ya uwepo wa Gaddafi kwenye bara la africa na Ulaya pia then tetea hoja zako. Asante.

 

[Askari Kanzu]

Ngoma bado inachezwa Tripoli!

Heavy fighting is taking place in Tripoli around the compound of embattled Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafi after rebels seized control of much of the city on Sunday.

Throughout the night, jubilant crowds remained in central Green Square, previously the scene of nightly pro-Gaddafi demonstrations. Rebels met little resistance as they swept in from east, south and west. A rebel spokesman says pro-Gaddafi forces still control 15-20% of Tripoli.

The rebels also said they had captured Col Gaddafi's son Saif al-Islam, but there is no word of the colonel's whereabouts. Tanks emerged from Col Gaddafi's Bab al-Azizia compound early on Monday morning and began firing, a rebel spokesman said. Sustained gunfire has been heard in the area.

BBC

 

[quimby_joey]

The guy is no longer, Tripoli is now in the hands of rebels citizen have joined at green square to celebrate

 

[Askari Kanzu]

Libya Q&A: What Next After Colonel Gaddafi?
10:22am UK, Monday August 22, 2011
Lisa Holland, foreign affairs correspondent

Rebel fighters have made quick progress into central Tripoli overnight. But what does the future hold for the Libyan people?

Why has the rebels' entry into Tripoli apparently happened so suddenly after months of fighting?
It happened quickly but there was a slow build up. The rebels were not strong enough to take Tripoli on their own and there has been five months of Nato air strikes against Gaddafi's military assets. Rebels have also been trained and advised by Nato countries.

Is it likely the fighting is about to end - or could there be weeks of guerrilla violence?
It is impossible to say. But as long as Col Gaddafi remains at large, the fighting is likely to continue. Only when and if he leaves Libya or is detained or stands down will some people really believe he is gone. There are likely to be pockets of resistance although it is clear the backbone of his military has been crushed.

Is there a risk of a power vacuum if and when Col Gaddafi goes?
This is a serious concern. The National Transitional Council is untested. Most of its key figures are ex-Gaddafi ministers and former loyalists who have defected and that will sit uncomfortably with others who were in what might be called underground opposition to Gaddafi before the uprising.

Would former Gaddafi regime figures be allowed to continue to serve?
Lessons have been learnt from Iraq and nobody wants to open the door to greater potential for civil war. It is likely the existing institutions will remain to give some sense of stability. The key change will be the departure of Col Gaddafi signalling the opportunity for change.

Will Col Gaddafi and his key supporters face trial, or will they be allowed to take up residence in another country?
Arrest warrants have been issued for three people by the International Criminal Court - Col Gaddafi, his son Saif al Islam and the intelligence chief Abdullah al Senussi. There is no indication of other arrest warrants being issued.

Sky News

 

[samirnasri]

Iam really very sorry for Gaddafi.

 

[utantambua]

Iam really very sorry for Gaddafi.

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Let him have what he deserves, to hell kadafi

 

[HT]

hivi ninyi watu hizi habari mnaziamini kweli? Hao watoto wamewaonesha live au hadithi za Manenge na Mandawa? Zaidi ya BBC, CNN na Aljazeera hakuna wengine wanaoripoti?
Haya wapendwa mi ripoti za vita huwa siziamini sana kwa kuwa huwa zimejaa propaganda bila kujali zimetoka side ipi!

 

[HT]

wangapi wangependa leo nato waje wamwondoe kikwete kwa kumwaga damu ya mama zao na dada zao na wadogo zao? Many people here are unrealistic. Nato and those Rebels deserve no praise regardless of whether Muamar was a good leader or not. Muamar's fall is not worth of Libyans price.
Let us be thinkers

 

[Kidzude]

UPDATE 1-Government building on fire in Libyan capital

Mon Feb 21, 2011 9:31am GMT
(TRIPOLI Feb 21 (Reuters) - A government building in the Libyan capital is on fire, a Reuters reporter said on Monday.

"I can see the People's Hall is on fire, there are firefighters there trying to put it out," the reporter said.

The building is where the General People's Congress, or parliament, meets when it is in session in Tripoli.
(Writing by Christian Lowe; Editing by Janet Lawrence)
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Askari kanzu kwa mujibu wa taarifa zako we have only two days for this thread to live. That Gaddafi by end of tomorrow will be captured; unless you will be in it. among the propagandanist of the western.