That’s not possible unless they collaborate, which means that they need to help each other, that’s the right solution.

It is necessary to review the real reasons of this alarming situation, including particularly the corruption, the embezzlement of public help funds, the proliferation of small weapons, the sterile projects, government stock politics, impunity, etc., not to say more. You cannot fill a pierced bag, whatever the filling flow ; now Africa is as a sieve, as long as there will be no real will, both internal and external, to solve its problems, Africa will go nowhere, especially with these carnivorous lobbies who tear the region up and do not want to leave it.

The Sahel has a well-known climate, and faces a water shortage problem for a very long time. Sahel must not complain anymore, and must not seek help as it does in history. The only solution has to be supported by science and modern technology. One question is now open: can one live in this region with only a minimal amount of wealth, or not? As a sociological survey conducted at regional, national and international levels, to decide whether to keep this region inhabited, or not. If yes, national and international help should provide for the development of water supply, to support the people living in this region. This complaint about water shortage on our planet Earth is inconcievable. The ocean is the extension of Africa. There’s enough sun to power appliances and means for conveying this water. We have pipelines for oil transport, and water should not be more difficult to convey using this kind of structures. One thing is true: agriculture is always second in the capitalist systems. This means that agricultural development is not considered as a way to increase a country’s wealth. Technology has to be developed as an alternative, to consolidate the country’s economy. Agriculture should be a good way to address the main requirements of this community. Then, people will be able to create what they need to survive. Yala, water treatment expert.

In Libya, reality is different and a far cry from philosophical opinions.

They need help, but other factors come into play, such as the vulnerability of the population, and the fact that they are targeted by those who create imaginary wars.

Article in the Algerian national press: Post-Kadhafi, Terrorists, Tuaregs and GIs about to rule in Libya. By: Y. Mérabet. The whirlpool agitating now the Sahel region is an inevitable and natural result of the dismantling of the Libyan state and the disappearing of his Guide. Moamer Kadhafi knew how to master the ins and outs of the strategic, geopolitical and ethnic challenges in this region, sensitive both for Africa and Europe. All the necessary combined ingredients to make 5,000 Tuareg rebels, faithful to Moamer Kadhafi and entrenched in the region of Kidal in Mali, join their comrades-in-arms in Beni Walid, in Libya. There are many weapons circulating at the moment in Sahel and more particularly in Mali. Withdrawn in the region of Kidal, after their defeat in Libya, the Tuareg rebels reconstruted a real military force powerfully equipped in weapons, which could easily topple the Malian regime. The Malian state has neither the skills, nor the means to solve this problem derived from the post-Kadhafi era, we try now to get rid of these unwanted Tuaregs, who want to topple the Malian government and, at least, to proclaim their autonomy. Thus the only plausible solution is: return to sender, return in Libya to fight beside the Kadhafi supporters, it is the chaos in Libya! For the moment, the Malian government is in an awkward position, the situation in the North of Mali is getting worse. The celebration by the Tuareg of the cities of Ménaka and Kidal, the 1st of November, 2011, first anniversary of the creation of the National Movement of Azawad (MNLA). This movement arose from the fusion between the national movement of Azawad (MNA), which demands the autonomy of this area (the regions of Kidal, Timbuktoo and a part of Gao), and the Tuareg Movement of the North-Mali (MTNM), an armed faction ruled by the rebel leader Ibrahim Ag Bahanga, who died in August, 2011. Kidal fief of the Tuareg rebellion, is a village on the Algerian border, the Sub-African crossroads which binds three bordering countries (Niger, Mali and Algeria). This rebellion is largely funded by the French company of mining who operates in uranium mines in Niger (COGEMA) in order to protect its economic interests in the region, and by the laundering of the money resulting from drug and cigarettes trafficking and from the trafficking of primary foodstuffs mainly coming from nearby countries.

Dear brother, what are your expectations if the level of awareness of people is low? How do you explain that the former General Postal Company has 7,000 unemployed people?

The government should take over the situation urgently and seriously, and address all hot issues, namely ensuring security and stability, withdrawing weapons, and activating the national army to support the government. Most military members solve military issues, and are keen to establish security and arrest offenders.

In the name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Most Gracious. We enjoy Allah’s mercy when we obey Him. So how come we live in this permanent state of anxiety even though we obey Allah?

Hahahahahahaha boring.

Peace be upon you. Long live free Libya. Libyans are a little ignorant; they want to progress while staying in the same conditions. Weapons are widespread, and people are fleeing, leaving their sad families behind. People want money, and chaos is widespread in the country. It’s been only two months since the war is over. It’s truly a shame to wish the return of Moamer. The Prophet Muhammad – peace and prayers be upon him – who is Allah’s dearest creature, died, and his message was disseminated to all Muslims. There are still people who want Moamer. This is pure ignorance. If there is one person out there in Libya who wants Moamer, then he’s not a Muslim, and he knows nothing about religion. Things should change for the best. What matters the most is to keep behaving like we did during the days of the revolution, and we need to keep praying. May Allah support the truth. Let’s pray for the best for this country. May Allah guide the Arab nation. Allah will support the truth. Everyone will have their rights. Be patient. Help should be sought from Allah only. Allah will help people, as long as people help each other. Thanks to Libyans.

We can help, since Algeria is an influential country in the region, by sending investors to the Sahel countries, supporting the media, and improving the images of these countries (Zenaki Fathi Tlemcen).

Allah is the Greatest, Allah is the Greatest, and praise be to Allah. Libya is free.

The migration of young people.

If each country took care of its people, we wouldn’t need anyone’s help.

To calm things down, we need to 1) testify that Allah is the Greatest, because problems are created by addicts and polytheists, and 2) increase the volume of Qur’an reading in the mosques during prayer times, in order to scare the damned Satan away. Allah is the Greatest.

The Sahel countries need to set forth clear, fair policies to fight this rock, according to the laws that would bring each country back to its original position.

He who doesn’t have a mind should receive condolences from other people.

It will never get up.

Libya will not last forever with these clashes between Kadhafi’s partisans and the rebels, because – Allah willing – regions such as Abu Saleem in Tripoli, Bani Walid and Sert will be wiped out. The Libyan nation repudiates these places.

Liberate the regime.

Encourage the Sahel to breathe freely. Invest huge capitals to develop this region.

The only solution is that they pray for themselves, and that we pray with them, because Allah is the only One who can assist them.

It really hurts to see all this, but one thing is sure, Maghreb countries only help rich countries. The entire Africa is corrupted, so it’s really unfortunate.

Fighting corruption and bribery.

The activation of the African Union Commission, the support of poor countries by rich ones, and the development of the African Sahel.

Pray for them to get rain.

In the name of Allah, the Most Beneficent, the Most Merciful. I am a Libyan citizen, and my tears are all over Libya. Where is the Transitional Council? What’s happening in the country? Where are the promises of the Transitional Council to Libyans? When we cleansed Libya, we trusted our brother the Adviser Mustafa Abdul Jalil, but he disappointed Libyans. Where are you Mustafa Abdel Jalil? Show up and face people who are scrambling and suffering from the shortage of liquidity. Mustafa Abdel Jalil and the interim Libyan government are responsible for these people. Shame, that’s a real shame. Children are displaced, and women die because of abortions. Medicine and education are useless, no salaries are paid, and nothing is working. The tyrant was better than you, at least salaries were paid in a timely manner. Now what…..?

Economic pressure has many victims.

The only solution is in the hands of sociologists and psychologists from Tunisia – whose traditions are similar to Libya’s – in order to talk with Libyans, and work on their psychosocial restructuring before it’s too late. I can provide more solutions if anyone is taking this subject seriously, as it’s at the heart of my work and experience.

Peace be upon you. There are many solutions to solve this crisis. First of all, let’s get back to the cause of these clashes, which is certainly weapons. The government should indirectly withdraw weapons, and take charge of the affairs of the rebels and integrate them in the national army as soon as possible. Ahmed Sharif Al-Khams.

I hope that we can bring domestic workers and farmers, so that we help them earn a living, and they help us in our daily life.

I think that Jalil is from the fifth column.

All African leaders, except a few, seek their personal interests and the best and strongest way to keep their positions. In the rest of the world – Europe, Australia, the Americas, and some Asian countries -, the leaders seek the best and strongest way to make their peoples the happiest and finest in the world, and provide them with a decent life… Where do we stand from that… (An Arab citizen).