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Chad held a general election, viewed as pivotal for ending military rule; however, turnout was low at 38% amidst an opposition boycott. Chad conducted a general election on Sunday, which …
Chad Holds General Election Amid Opposition Boycott and Low Turnout Read More
Chad conducted a general election intended to end military governance; however, turnout was low at 38%. The opposition’s boycott significantly impacted voter participation, as reported by the elections management agency …
Chad Holds General Election Amid Low Turnout and Opposition Boycott Read More
Chad voted on Sunday in a general election aimed at ending military rule, although turnout was low at 38% amid opposition calls for boycott. Voters selected representatives for parliament, provincial …
Chad’s General Election: A Step Towards Democracy Amid Low Turnout Read More
Chad voted in a general election under a military government, with low turnout at 38%. Opposition calls for boycott spurred apathy among citizens. Concerns over pre-determined results were voiced, while …
Chad Holds Disputed General Election Amid Boycotts and Apathy Read More
Chad conducted a general election amidst opposition calls for a boycott, resulting in a low turnout of 38 percent. President Deby urged participation, while many voters expressed skepticism about the …
Chad Votes in General Election Amid Opposition Boycott and Skepticism Read More
Chad held a general election to end military rule, but voter turnout was low at 38% due to an opposition boycott. President Deby encouraged participation, despite skepticism about electoral legitimacy. …
Chad’s General Election: A Step Toward Democracy Amid Voter Apathy Read More
Chadians voted in parliamentary elections on Sunday, ending a three-year military transition, yet major opposition parties boycotted due to concerns over electoral legitimacy. The elections are the first of their …
Chad Holds Parliamentary Elections Amid Opposition Boycott as Military Rule Ends Read More
Togo has postponed its first senatorial elections to February 15, allowing political parties more time to prepare. The elections are crucial for implementing a new constitution that has faced backlash …
Togo Postpones Senate Elections Amid Political Tensions Read More
Togo’s senatorial elections have been postponed to February 15 to allow political parties more preparation time. Campaigning will begin on January 30. Despite the delay, major opposition parties plan to …
Togo Postpones Senate Elections to February 15 Amid Political Tensions Read More
Mozambique’s Supreme Court confirmed the ruling Frelimo party’s victory under Daniel Chapo in the contentious October elections, igniting protests from opposition groups claiming electoral fraud and irregularities. The Supreme Court …
Mozambique’s Supreme Court Upholds Frelimo’s Victory Amid Protests Read More