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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
Chad faces heightened tensions as opposition and civil society groups prepare to disrupt the upcoming elections, alleging rigging favoring President Deby. Many citizens express fears of violence and intimidation, while …
Chad Tensions Rise as Opposition Groups Plan to Disrupt Upcoming Elections Read More
Egypt’s Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty has pledged to enhance cooperation with CEN-SAD, focusing on combating shared challenges such as terrorism and illegal migration. During his visit to Chad, he discussed …
Egypt Aims to Strengthen Collaboration with CEN-SAD During Recent Talks Read More
Chad holds elections boycotted by opposition parties, which criticize the process as a “masquerade”. President Deby seeks legitimacy amidst challenges such as jihadist threats, media restrictions, and a humanitarian crisis. …
Chad Conducts Controversial Elections Amidst Opposition Boycott and Jihadist Threats 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
Chadian authorities are urged to release ten relatives of deceased opposition leader Yaya Dillo Djerou, who remain unjustly detained despite being acquitted of all charges. Amnesty International emphasizes the need …
Amnesty International Calls for Release of Acquitted Detainees in Chad Read More