The rise and fall of Colonel Muamar Gadaffi

The rise and fall of Colonel Muamar Gadaffi

[h=1]Libyan forces 'capture Gaddafi'[/h]
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The BBC's Caroline Hawley in Tripoli: "We've heard quite a lot of celebratory gunfire" (Still shoto shows NTC troops celebrating the capture of Sirte)

Continue reading the main story [h=2]Libya Crisis[/h]

Commanders for Libya's transitional authorities say they have captured ousted leader Col Muammar Gaddafi.
The reports came after transitional forces claimed control of Sirte, Col Gaddafi's birthplace, following weeks of fierce fighting.
Col Gaddafi is said to be wounded. There is no independent confirmation of the reports.
The colonel was toppled in August after 42 years in power. The International Criminal Court is seeking his arrest.
"He's captured. He's wounded in both legs," National Transitional Council (NTC) official Abdel Majid told Reuters news agency.
"He's been taken away by ambulance."
AFP news agency quoted another NTC official, Mohamed Leith, as saying that Col Gaddafi had been captured in Sirte and was "seriously wounded" but still breathing.
The BBC's Caroline Hawley in Tripoli says although the reports of the capture are unconfirmed, ships and cars have been sounding their horns in the capital and guns are being fired in celebration.
 
"Col Gaddafi is said to be wounded. There is no independent confirmation of the reports." bbc
 
Mkuu hii itakuwa ni danganya toto tu, Taifa kubwa limeshaamua Gaddafi akikamatwa afanywe nini. Kutakuwa na kesi ya kisanii sanii tu lakini hukumu yake tayari imeshaamuliwa zamani kwamba ni lazima anyongwe.
Shida moja kubwa ni wao kudhani Gaddafi ni swa na Saddam.
White house bado hawaja confirm.However ni unafiki tu.Nilipomwona Bi Clinton juzi akidai angependa Gaddafi akamatwe ama kuuwawa,nilijuwa they know something about his whereabouts.Huwa wana act hivyo.
 
Habari nyingine toka BBC zinadai ameshauawa na mwili wake unapelekwa kuhifadhiwa.
 
Habari nyingine toka BBC zinadai ameshauawa na mwili wake unapelekwa kuhifadhiwa.
Unaweza kuta order kutoka juu ni asiwe hai.Si nimekwambia?Hawa watu ndo hivyo walivyo!Kama ni kweli wananchi walikuwa wameshaanza kuikumbuka green,then usishangazwe wakawa wamemwua kwa kujidai ni majeraha yamemwua.Ndivyo walivyo!
 
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Taarifa zinazoendelea ambapo hazijawa na uthibitisho kamili ni kuwa Gaddafi amekamatwa na inasemekana amepigwa risasi miguu yote miwili na zaidi ya hapo inasemekana amekufa..Sasa hatujui lipi ni lipi ila tuone baadae tutakuhabarisheni
 
Taarifa sasa ni kwamba hawajui kama yuko hai ama kafa.Huu kweli upuuzi!Yani hawa hawana simu za kuwasiliana na video and pics?eEti they think its Gaddafi,kwani they cant see?labda wawe wanataka ku confirm through DNA.
 
RIP Hon. Gaddaffi
This should serve as a lesson to other African dictators
 
Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- Revolutionary fighters have captured deposed Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi, Libyan television said Thursday, citing the Misrata Military Council.

That report, however, could not be independently confirmed.
Horns blared and celebratory gunfire burst into the air in Tripoli.

"It's a great victory for the Libyan people," said Libyan Information Minister Mahmoud Shammam.
Gadhafi ruled Libya with an iron fist for 42 years. The mercurial leader came to power in a bloodless coup against King Idris in 1969, when he was just an army captain.
By the end of his rule, he claimed to be "King of Kings," a title he had a gathering of tribal leaders grant him in 2008.
But a February uprising evolved into civil war that resulted in ousting the strongman from power.
But whether Thursday turns out to be the biggest day in recent Libyan history was still uncertain. Statements made by representatives of Libya's new leadership in the past have not always turned out to be true.
Many were waiting for photographs as proof of Gadhafi's capture.
Earlier, anti-Gadhafi fighters said they had wrested control of the last holdout of loyalists in Gadhafi's hometown of Sirte. They said they were still battling pockets of resistance, but they were in control of the district.
Sirte has been the big prize for Libya's National Transitional Council, waiting for the coastal city to fall to officially declare liberation.
Most residents abandoned Sirte in the many weeks of fierce battles that raged there. Revolutionary forces have fought Gadhafi's men street by street, cornering the last vestiges of the old regime to that last district.
Gadhafi, wanted by the International Criminal Court in The Hague, Netherlands, for alleged crimes against humanity has not been seen in public in months. Many believed he was hiding out in Sirte after rebel forces marched into Tripoli in August.
 
WAASI WANADAI WAMEMKAMATA GADAFI- SOURE BBC. "He's captured. He's wounded in both legs," National Transitional Council (NTC) official Abdel Majid told Reuters news agency. "He's been taken away by ambulance." AFP news agency quoted another NTC official, Mohamed Leith, as saying that Col Gaddafi had been captured in Sirte and was "seriously wounded" but still breathing.
NTC rebel thugs hawaendi sehemu bila ya CCN, BBC. AP cameras...hivi deal kama hili wawe hawana picha au video?

Mama wa BBC anasisitiza kuwa hizi ni (habari za udaku) rumours bado. NTC walishamkamata Saif Islam, walishaua Khamis 9 times, walishauteka mji wa Sirte na Bani Walid lakin bado wanaendela kupigana. Bado mimi sifahamu hii propaganda yao. jana Jibril alisema Gaddafi kajificha jangwani.

Bofya hapa BBC News - Libyan forces 'capture Gaddafi'

Inawezekana NATO wamechanganyikiwa baada ya Jeshi la Gaddafi na wapiganaji wanaomuunga mkono kubadilisha njia za mawasiliano na hivyo wanajaribu kutafuta vyanzo vya mawasiliano na hivyo kujua locations ambazo zitakuwa targets.

Upande wa Gaddafi wametoa amri ya kusitisha kutoa taarifa za mwenendo wa mapigano na movements of troops. Kabla kila ilipotokea mtu alitoa updates kutoka location moja, siku hiyo hiyo, NATO wanadondosha mabomu.
 
Commanders for Libya's transitional authorities say they have captured ousted leader Col Muammar Gaddafi.

The reports came after transitional forces claimed control of Sirte, Col Gaddafi's birthplace, following weeks of fierce fighting.

Col Gaddafi is said to be wounded. There is no independent confirmation of the reports.

The colonel was toppled in August after 42 years in power. The International Criminal Court is seeking his arrest.

"He's captured. He's wounded in both legs," National Transitional Council (NTC) official Abdel Majid told Reuters news agency.
"He's been taken away by ambulance."


AFP news agency quoted another NTC official, Mohamed Leith, as saying that Col Gaddafi had been captured in Sirte and was "seriously wounded" but still breathing.


The BBC's Caroline Hawley in Tripoli says although the reports of the capture are unconfirmed, ships and cars have been sounding their horns in the capital and guns are being fired in celebration.

SOURCE: BBC
 
Inasemekana Gaddfi ameshakufa kutokana na majereha aliyoyapata!!!

Source: Aljazeera, Sky news.
 
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