Guinea awaits first election results
Guinea awaits initial election results after a vote led by the ruling military authorities
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Guinea awaits initial election results after a vote led by the ruling military authorities
Guinea awaits first election results Read More »
Ivory Coast held parliamentary elections with low turnout in Abidjan amid an opposition boycott and minor scuffles controlled by security forces.
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Somalia held its first direct local elections in Mogadishu in nearly 60 years under heavy security, as opposition groups boycotted the vote and warned of rising political tensions.
Mogadishu holds first direct vote in decades under tight security Read More »
President Touadera relies on Russian paramilitary forces to ensure stability during the polls.
Russian military presence remains a key focus for CAR elections Read More »
Curfew ends in Dar es Salaam as life slowly resumes after deadly election unrest and disputed results.
Tanzania lifts Dar es Salaam curfew after deadly election unrest Read More »
Tanzanian president Samia Hassan was inaugurated amid violent post-election protests, an internet blackout, and unverified reports of hundreds of deaths.
Tanzania’s Samia Hassan takes office amid violent election unrest Read More »
Amnesty International condemns Tanzania for escalating human rights abuses and political repression ahead of the October 29 elections.
Amnesty warns that Tanzanian authorities intensify human rights abuses Read More »
Ivory Coast authorities sentenced 26 people to prison for participating in banned protests ahead of the October 25 elections amid rising political tensions.
Ivory Coast courts jail 26 for banned protests ahead of elections Read More »
Seychelles voters head to the polls amid rising drug addiction, environmental threats, and sovereignty debates.
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Guineans approved a new constitution with 89 percent support, allowing junta leader Doumbouya to run for president amid high turnout and opposition criticism.
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