Chad’s General Election Marks Potential End to Military Governance Amid Boycott
Chad held a general election on Sunday aimed at concluding three years of military rule, but a call for boycott...
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Chad Votes in General Election Amid Calls for Boycott and Voter Apathy
Chad held a general election on Sunday under military rule, with turnout estimated at just 38 percent after opposition calls...
Chad’s General Elections: A Step Toward Democracy Amid Opposition Boycotts
Chad conducted a general election aimed at transitioning from three years of military rule. Despite the government's efforts to encourage...
Severe Weather Threat in Southeast: Tornado Watches Issued Across Multiple States
A severe weather outbreak threatens the Southeast, with tornado watches issued for multiple states. Over 40 million people are at...
Devastation Caused by Cyclone Chido in Mayotte and Mozambique
Cyclone Chido has caused severe devastation in Mayotte and Mozambique, resulting in extensive material damage, over 380,000 people affected, and...
Chad Holds Parliamentary Elections Amid Opposition Boycott as Military Rule Ends
Chadians are voting in parliamentary elections after a three-year military rule. This is the first parliamentary election in over ten...
Chad Holds Parliamentary Elections Amid Opposition Boycott and Military Transition
Chadians voted in parliamentary elections on Sunday to conclude three years of military rule, although major opposition parties boycotted the...
Red Cross Response to Cyclone Chido Highlights Urgent Humanitarian Needs
Cyclone Chido made landfall in Mozambique on December 15, 2024, causing widespread destruction and affecting over 622,000 people across multiple...
Chad Holds Controversial Elections Amid Political Turmoil and Opposition Boycott
Chad held elections for legislative, provincial, and local offices amid opposition boycotts, alleging fraud. The voting, part of a political...
Togo Postpones Inaugural Senate Elections to Allow Political Preparation
Togo has postponed its first senatorial elections to February 15 to allow political parties more time to organize. Campaigning will...
