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Kamel Feniche a été désigné, ce mardi 16 avril, comme président du Conseil constitutionnel en remplacement de Tayeb Belaiz, qui a présenté sa démission aujourd’hui, mardi, annonce l’ENTV.

Kamel Feniche est membre du Conseil constitutionnel élu au sein du Conseil d’État, ajoute le JT de l'ENTV.

M. Kamel Feniche a été désigné mardi président du Conseil Constitutionnel en remplacement de M. Tayeb Belaïz, qui a présenté sa démission, le même jour, au Chef de l'Etat, M. Abdelkader Bensalah, indique un communiqué de la Présidence de la République.

L’Algérie vit une période exceptionnelle de sa jeune histoire. Jamais, depuis l’indépendance, une telle déferlante humaine n’a secoué le pays sur l’ensemble du territoire. Accumulation de différentes et longues luttes antérieures, ces manifestations populaires et pacifiques réclament, à travers le rejet du 5e mandat et de toute prolongation, la fin du système en place.

When Indonesia goes to the polls on 17 April, it will be one of the biggest election efforts the world has ever seen.

More than 193 million people will cast ballots in the country’s first ever simultaneous presidential, parliamentary and local legislative elections.

CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt’s parliament will vote on Tuesday on constitutional amendments including an extension to President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s current four-year-term, its speaker, Ali Abdelaal, said on Sunday.

Proposed constitutional amendments had previously suggested that Sisi would be allowed to seek two new six-year terms after his current one expires in 2022.

But according to a recent draft seen by Reuters, those latest amendments could allow Sisi to stay in power until 2030 by extending his current term by two more years and allowing him to run once again in 2024.

La société civile tunisienne a exprimé, samedi 13 avril, sa profonde préoccupation face aux tergiversations du Parlement à mettre en place la Cour constitutionnelle énoncée dans la nouvelle Constitution.

The Independent Election Commission (IEC) has finalized the "operational plan" for the upcoming presidential elections which shows that the polls will cost $207 million, a spokesman of the electoral body said. However, the commission earlier predicted that the elections will need $192 million.

The Ghazni parliamentary elections, as well as the provincial councils' elections, will be held on the same day with the presidential polls scheduled for September 28.   

Jakarta. Just days before Indonesia's presidential election, three new electability surveys have shown conflicting results of who the likely winner would be.

Officials from the Independent Election Commission (IEC) on Saturday said they have made some developments in the preparations for the upcoming presidential elections as they have accelerated their efforts for the polls as well as for the provincial councils elections and Ghazni parliamentary elections – all scheduled for September 28. 

Hundreds of thousands of supporters of Indonesian President Joko Widodo have turned out in the capital, Jakarta, for the final day of campaigning before Wednesday's elections.