VOA 60: Libya to Institute Derna Curfew Ahead of an Approaching Storm and More
Libyan authorities Friday said the northeastern city of Derna will institute a curfew on Saturday, ahead of an approaching storm — as the North African nation addresses the impact of storm Daniel that has left at least 11,300 people dead. Plus, Moroccan authorities Friday announced launching an aid program focused on rehousing 50,000 people who lost property due to last Friday's 6.8-magnitude earthquake. This and more African related news updates on today’s VOA 60!
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