Photo: AP / Fateh Guidoum
Algeria is finally set to reform an outdated local governance system that has hindered development for years—one of many changes President Abdelmadjid Tebboune pledged in an effort to reconcile with his opposition. On 18 December, a presidentially appointed committee unveiled the final draft of laws governing local... read full story
"to recalibrate governance and better serve the needs of Algeria's rapidly evolving population and infrastructure."
Photo: Presidential candidate for the upcoming Dec. 12, presidential election Abdelmajid Tebboune gives a press conference, in Algiers, Algeria, Sunday, 24, 2019. Algeria's presidential campaign is officially starting a week ago with five candidates vying to replace the longtime leader pushed out in April in an ongoing protest movement.
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