THE NORTH AFRICAN PEOPLE'S PEACEFUL REVOLUTION SUFFERED A SETBACK IN THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF ITS OBJECTIVE FOR THE REMOVAL OF THE PRESIDENT AND THE ONE PARTY SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT.

The North African countries people peaceful revolution suffered a setback that may eventually become a failure for the first time in the accomplishment of its objectives that entailed the removal of the leadership and the one party system of government in the Libyan capital city Tripoli as the Libyan army forces under the leadership of President Muammar Gaddafi intensified its airforce strikes on the targets in the cities and towns that have been regarded as the rebel's stronghold. Two of the oil rich towns have been recaptured by the airforce, while the President strengthened his position and rule in the country.

Written by Godfrey Ohia.