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Aucun des candidats n’a encore fait le déplacement à Béjaïa.

The president of the Galmudug state Abdi Hassan Awaale Qeybdiid met today with community members and civil society groups in Galkacyo. Mr Qeybdiid mentioned that his administration are intensifying their operations to strengthen the security in Galkacyo and prevent any insecurity acts under any of Galmudug’s towns. The meeting was allegedly held today after recent rumors that Al-Shabaab have a presence in Galmudug.

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Golkar Party's presidential candidate Aburizal Bakrie looked confident when he led the party's campaign in Makassar, South Sulawesi on Tuesday amid support for former vice president Jusuf Kalla, who is of South Sulawesi descent, who had also been touted as a potential vice presidential candidate.

The leased Fokker F100 executive jet carrying Aburizal and his 50-person entourage, which included some 20 journalists, arrived at Sultan Hasanuddin International Airport where several Golkar local executives were waiting for the tycoon.

Bosnian Serb opposition dismiss Republika Srpska leader's claim that he may go for independence if country is not reorganised as a tripartite confederation.

Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik said if a deal on Bosnia as a confederation of three units is not possible, Bosnia's mainly Serbian entity, Republika Srpska, RS, reserved a right to hold a referendum on seeking outright independence. 

KABUL (Pajhwok): The United Nations top diplomat in Afghanistan on Wednesday said there would be no international meddling in Saturday’s presidential and provincial elections.

“There is no foreign interference in your elections. These elections are the elections of the Afghan people; Afghan political forces for Afghan candidates,” he said.

UN Secretary-General’s Special Representative Jan Kubiš told reporters in Kabul Afghans should use the opportunity to shape the future of their country through peaceful democratic means.

Jakarta. A fatal drive-by shooting on the streets of a Bireun district village on Monday night was the latest instance of politically motivated violence in the turbulent run-up to the April 9 legislative election, the National Police said on Wednesday.

“It’s clear that [the shooting was motivated by] competition between political parties,” National Police Chief Sutarman said. “We ask the people of Aceh to stay away from any provocation of any political power that may lead to violence.”

Des dirigeants du Forum national pour la démocratie et l’unité(FNDU) ont déclaré, mardi soir, àSaharamédias, que le Premier ministre, Moulay Ould Mohamed Laghdaf, a assuré l’opposition de la présence du gouvernement aux assises du dialogue prévu entre le pouvoir et les deux pôles de l’opposition mais qu’il ne sera pas présent à la rencontre préparatoire de ces discussions. 

Jakarta. The state palace has maintained its innocence over the accusation that President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has misused the presidential plane to campaign on behalf of his Democratic Party.

Presidential spokesman Julian Aldrin Pasha said the complaints filed to the the Elections Supervisory Body (Bawaslu) by some activists and non-government organizations were irrelevant because they ignored the fact that as Indonesia’s president, Yudhoyono was entitled to use the state’s facilities.