The U.S.- led invasion of Libya in 2011, was initially designed to protect civilians, but soon after Col Muammar Gaddafi's death, the country plunged into turmoil, with rival armed militias battling for control, and sparking a humanitarian crisis.
Now failing to prepare for the aftermath of this military intervention, was the worst mistake of his presidency- that's according to U.S. president Barrack Obama.
In this episode of Talk Africa, Beatrice Marshall and her panel explore the lessons that can be learnt from Obama's mistake.
