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Chad held parliamentary elections with low voter turnout largely due to an opposition boycott. The elections end a three-year military transitional period. While the junta leader Mahamat Idriss Deby hopes …
Low Voter Turnout Marks Chad’s Parliamentary Elections Amid Opposition Boycott Read More
Chadians voted in parliamentary elections on Sunday, marking the end of military rule, yet faced low turnout as opposition parties boycotted the process, denouncing it as illegitimate. The elections, the …
Chad’s Parliamentary Elections: Low Turnout Amid Opposition Boycott and Military Transition Read More
Chad held a general election after three years of army rule, but voter turnout was only about 38 percent due to a boycott by opposition parties. President Deby encouraged participation, …
Chad’s General Election: A Critical Step Amidst Voter Apathy and Allegations of Fraud Read More
Chad is holding its first parliamentary election in 13 years amidst an opposition boycott, claiming predetermined results. The government frames the elections as a step towards democracy. Voter turnout is …
Chad Faces Challenges in First Parliamentary Election in 13 Years Read More
Chad is conducting its first parliamentary elections in 13 years amid significant opposition calls for a boycott, alleging illegitimacy. Voter turnout appeared low in the capital, attributed to cold weather, …
Chad’s Parliamentary Elections: Voting Under Boycott Amid Controversy Read More
Chadians voted in parliamentary elections ending a three-year military transitional period, but major opposition groups boycotted the polls due to concerns over election credibility. This electoral event marks the first …
Chad Conducts Parliamentary Election Amid Opposition Boycott Following Military Rule Read More
Chad is voting in parliamentary elections for the first time in over a decade, amid significant opposition boycotts and political instability. This election is a pivotal moment following the death …
Chad’s Parliamentary Elections: A Leap Towards Democracy or a Legitimacy Facade? Read More
Voting has started in Chad, with opposition parties urging a boycott, claiming the elections are a sham to solidify the ruling party’s power. Military personnel and nomadic tribes voted early, …
Chad’s Elections Under Boycott: Opposition Calls for Voter Abstention Read More
Chad’s military and nomads began voting in general elections viewed as key to democratization, despite opposition boycotts labeling them sham. Approximately 45 percent participation was reported among military and nomadic …
Chad’s Military and Nomads Cast Votes Amid Election Boycotts by Opposition Parties Read More
The European Union plans to provide drones to Chad’s N’Djamena and Mauritania’s Nouakchott to enhance security and surveillance measures against terrorism. This initiative reflects the EU’s commitment to assist local …
EU to Supply Drones to Enhance Security in Chad and Mauritania Read More