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\tA Tunisian judicial source on Thursday (February 28th) identified the suspected killer of opposition leader\u00a0Chokri Belaid<\/a>. Tunis resident Kamel Gathgathi hails from the Jendouba region, his father Taieb confirmed to AFP.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n \tFour\u00a0Belaid murder suspects<\/a>\u00a0– all salafists under age 35 – were arrested earlier this week, Prime Minister-designate Ali Larayedh said on Tuesday.<\/p>\n \tUN refutes al-Mahmoudi torture claim<\/a><\/p>\n \t2013-03-01\u00a0<\/p>\n \tUN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) representatives on Thursday (February 28th) determined that former Libyan Prime Minister\u00a0Al-Baghdadi Ali al-Mahmoudi<\/a>\u00a0was not being mistreated in a Tripoli prison.<\/p>\n \t“He is being treated well, and although he suffers from various medical conditions, he has adequate access to medical care,”\u00a0Libya Herald\u00a0quoted the UN mission as saying.<\/p>\n \tThe visit followed claims by al-Mahmoudi’s Tunisian lawyer, who said that Moamer Kadhafi’s last prime minister was in “critical condition” due to torture.<\/p>\n \tMauritania plans national elections<\/a><\/p>\n \t2013-03-01<\/p>\n \t\u00a0Mauritania will hold its national poll next September or October, election officials announced on Thursday (February 28th).<\/p>\n \t“The precise date of the vote will be decided in consultation with the concerned parties,” the Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI) said.<\/p>\n \tThe legislative and municipal elections were slated for October 2011, but were postponed indefinitely due to lack of consensus between the government and the opposition on their organisation, AFP reported.<\/p>\n \tOver the next months, CENI plans to “strengthen enrolment, improve the distribution of national identification cards and complete voter registration”, the year-old commission said.<\/p>\n \tMauritania last held legislative elections in 2007.<\/p>\n \tAlgeria targets Tizi Ouzou terrorists<\/a><\/p>\n \t2013-03-01\u00a0<\/p>\n \tANP troops on Thursday (February 28th) uncovered explosives and weapons in Tizi Ouzou, following an ambush that left a terrorist dead,\u00a0Tout sur l’Algerie\u00a0reported.<\/p>\n \tThe operation between Tadmait and Dr\u00e2a Ben Khedda came one day after another terrorist was killed in Tleta Hidoussen.<\/p>\n \tLibya confirms pilot error behind 2010 plane crash<\/a><\/p>\n \t2013-03-01\u00a0<\/p>\n \tLibyan investigators on Thursday (February 28th) announced that pilot error and poor co-ordination between the captain and co-pilot led to a deadly plane crash in 2010,\u00a0Libya Herald\u00a0reported.<\/p>\n \tOn May 12th, 2010, an Afriqiyah Airbus from Johannesburg crashed at Tripoli airport, killing 103 passengers and crew.<\/p>\n \tFollowing the crash, Airbus accelerated work on developing automated ground-collision avoidance systems.<\/p>\n \tManouba salafists prevent ‘Harlem Shake’<\/a><\/p>\n \t2013-03-01\u00a0<\/p>\n \tTunisian salafists prevented fellow\u00a0Manouba University<\/a>\u00a0students from performing internet dance craze “Harlem Shake” on Thursday (February 28th),\u00a0Tunisie Numerique\u00a0reported. Police were forced to intervene after the clash turned violent.<\/p>\n \tSince a weeks-long protest last year against the university’s\u00a0niqab ban<\/a>, the suburban Tunis campus has seen several altercations between secular and Islamist students.<\/p>\n \tMeanwhile, a mass “Harlem Shake” in front of the education ministry is staged for Friday. The move comes in response to the probe ordered by Education Minister Abdellatif Abid into the\u00a0Tunis “Harlem Shake” video<\/a>made by students in the Menzah 6 neighbourhood.<\/p>\n