Libya’s Supreme State Council Blames Government for Electricity Crisis

Libya’s Supreme State Council has accused the interim Government of National Unity of failing to manage the ongoing electricity crisis, which has severely disrupted daily life and damaged key infrastructure like the Great Man-Made River water wells. The council called for comprehensive investigations into administrative, financial, and technical aspects of the electricity sector, citing possible corruption and mismanagement. The crisis has intensified political tensions and sparked public protests amid soaring temperatures, highlighting deep divisions over the governance of vital state institutions.