1. Deadly attack hits Libya’s oil form offices

Four people have died in a deathly attack of Libya’s oil form office. Including two oil international corporation employees. Aljazeera reports, “Armed men stormed the headquarters of Libya‘s National Oil Company in Tripoli, engaging guards in a deadly gun battle with at least one large blast going off in an apparent suicide attack.” Four people were killed, including the employees and at least 10 wounded.

.Gunmen Attack #Libya #Oil Company Headquarters In #Tripoli Clashes https://t.co/Y7dK3gbRQk #NOC #oilandgas pic.twitter.com/2ZClSqdpgR

— Steven Studebaker (@Studebaker1963) September 10, 2018

Gunmen attack headquarters of Libya’s state oil firm, two staff killed https://t.co/zVi4TYJRas pic.twitter.com/U58rbeWQDs

— Skykhandare (@skykhandare) September 10, 2018

Aftermath of NOC attack https://t.co/oJiTfAt0f9 pic.twitter.com/DebqaY3o15

— The Libya Observer (@Lyobserver) September 10, 2018

2. Hunger afflicting Chads Children

Doctors in Chad have been working overtime, to deal with the upsurge in malnutrition cases, in very young children. This has occurred due to the climate of the country’s economic state since the decline of the price of oil in 2015, the situation has worsened. Chad’s health sector has been incredibly affected, 2017, and the international health budget has been cut from 2013-to 2017, Aljazeera reports.  By the end of the year, “over 262,000 children, up to 5 years old suffer from acute malnutrition.”

Coming up on #AfricaLive: Nearly half a million children face starvation in the Lake Chad region pic.twitter.com/40zlxxAHVM

— CGTN Africa (@cgtnafrica) August 25, 2016

took this photo in Chad. I dont know if he made it. 1.5 million children facing starvation in #SahelNOW. @Unicef pic.twitter.com/6tBxBnKc

— Mia Farrow (@MiaFarrow) June 20, 2012

I took this photo of baby in western Chad- in the Sahel. One million children face starvation. #Sahelnow #unicef pic.twitter.com/9R6wpjL0

— Mia Farrow (@MiaFarrow) April 5, 2012

3. U.S plans to close Palestinian liberation organization office in D.C

Due to Palestine’s refusal to enter into negotiations with Israel and the US, the U.S have reacted by ensuring the Palestinian liberation organisation head diplomatic office in D.C. PLO Secretary-General Saeb Erekat said in a statement: “This is yet another affirmation of the Trump administration’s policy to collectively punish the Palestinian people, including by cutting financial support for humanitarian services including health and education.”

How far is this US administration prepared to go to coerce the Palestinian Leadership. Pandering to Zionism ?https://t.co/L9dVMRzVY8

— Nguye Simelane (@Nguye_Simelane) September 10, 2018

Today in international bullying: the #US will close #PLO offices in Washington DC and will threaten to sanction #ICC Judges that proceed with investigations of #Israel or the #US by @LovedayM. https://t.co/nkwIbplbmB

— Zuri Linetsky (@ZuriLinetsky) September 10, 2018

"The US will shut the PLO's diplomatic office in Washington, over Palestinian's refusal to enter into US-led negotiations with Israel."

"Bolton will also reportedly threaten the ICC with sanctions if it carries out investigations into US and Israel"https://t.co/9frrvxSeOp

— the return (@TheReturnHome) September 10, 2018