Libya to hold elections amid chaos

Libyans go to the polls in the hope of ending the anarchy gripping the country since the 2011 overthrow of long-serving ruler Muammar Gaddafi.

Public transport is paralysed in Kenya's capital, Nairobi, as taxi operators embark on a protest against higher parking fees in the city.

Special community groups, including people with disability, youth, women and politicians, have expressed their fear that political violence could erupt in the forthcoming elections.

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Police here have warned individuals and groups of people against causing trouble during and after the civic elections, saying they would be dealt with.

A group affiliated to Islamic State have claimed responsibility a series of bombings in Libya.

On Saturday Libya beat Ghana to win the African Nations Football Championship. A return to normalcy? To win a team must have a first class pitch and a non-stressed out team.

Almost all of us in the country seem to be in the dark over when the next civic polls would be held. These are normally held after every five years, a year before the General Election.

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