Which nomadic groups have traditionally lived in southwestern and southeastern Libya?

In southwestern and southeastern Libya, nomadic groups have traditionally occupied the desert regions, though many are increasingly transitioning to sedentary lifestyles.1

• Southwestern Libya: Small groups of Tuareg nomads traditionally inhabit the southwest, particularly in the vicinity of the oases of Ghadames and Ghat.1
• Southeastern Libya: Isolated nomadic Teda (Tubu) communities have traditionally lived in the southeast, with many now gravitating toward the north and the Al-Kufrah oasis in search of employment.1