In earlier signs that Sirte could be rid of ISIL, over 50 children and seven women were freed from the Islamist group’s captivity, over the weekend. Forces led by brigades from Misrata and backed by U.S. air strikes took control of Sirte's Ghiza Bahriya neighbourhood and are securing the area. Here's Leslie Mirungu with more details.
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