Algeria News
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Al Qaeda's new leader Ayman al-Zawahri has released his latest video in which he takes the opportunity to offer some advice to Libyans. He also urges Algerians to throw their tyrant leader into the trash can of history.
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In a surprise move Algeria yesterday issued a statement recognizing Libya's National Transitional Council as the legitimate representatives of the Libyan people.
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Where is Muammar Gaddafi? It seems no one knows. The National Transitional Council (NTC), NATO, France, Niger and Burkina Faso all deny knowledge of the ousted Libyan leader’s location since his disappearance on 22 August.
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Tripoli -
The Algerian foreign ministry has reported the family of ousted Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi's has fled Libya to the safety of Algeria.
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Cherchell -
Reports have come in saying that 18 people have died as suicide bombers attack a military base in the town of Cherchell in Algeria
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Algiers -
A journalist was shot dead on Friday in Algeria at a stronghold where insurgents linked to al Qaeda are active, according to a security official.
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Following popular uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt, people in Algeria have now taken to the streets despite a government ban on public demonstrations which has been in place since 1992.
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Pretoria -
Rafik Saifi, an Algerian soccer player, slapped a female reporter across the face at Loftus Versfeld Stadium in South Africa on Wednesday night.
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A move by the Algerian government to exercise its right of first refusal to purchase the local telecommunications unit of Egyptian-owned Orascom Telecom's could scupper a USD 9bn deal between Orascom and South African-owned MTN.
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Following a pick-up by French police who are watching out for veiled women, it was discovered that an Algerian man lived with four women, all of whom claimed social benefits while living in a sort of Islamic commune with the man.
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Algeria Headlines
The first president of independent Algeria, Ahmed Ben Bella, dies at his home in Algiers after an illness, official media say.
Algeria's governing National Liberation Front (FLN) wins parliamentary elections, official results say, amid widespread voter apathy.
Algerian have voted in parliamentary elections billed by the authorities as historically transparent, but marred by a low turnout.
 Mohamed Harket, an Ottawa man who was deemed a security threat, is at the Federal Court of Appeal Tuesday attempting to stop his deportation to Algeria.
Toulouse gunman Mohamed Merah is to be buried in France after Algerian officials deny permission for a burial, a French Muslim official says.
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