By Aidan Lewis and Ahmed Elumami | TRIPOLI
In a cluster of luxury residences that survived Tripoli’s battles almost unscathed, a self-declared defender of Libya’s revolution has set up base as one of three claimants to the country’s premiership.
A handful of guards and two armored white SUVs are stationed at Khalifa Ghwell’s compound, and loyalists control surrounding roads with checkpoints and patrols.
Few consider Ghwell a serious contender for power. But in recent weeks the ex-prime minister has bolstered his presence at his base four km from the heart of the capital, in an increasingly brazen
source http://www.omnipopmag.com/2017/03/02/with-libya039s-transition-paralyzed-a-would-be-premier-projects-power-in-tripoli/
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