Sunday 8 March 2026
African elections
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Ethiopia’s election board has announced that 40,448 polling stations will be established for the country’s upcoming national vote, a reduction of roughly 9,000 compared with the 2021 elections, despite the inclusion of constituencies in Tigray this time, The Reporter reported.
The National Election…
Ethiopia’s election board has announced that 40,448 polling stations will be established for the country’s upcoming national vote, a reduction of roughly 9,000 compared with the 2021 elections, despite the inclusion of constituencies in Tigray this time, The Reporter reported.
The National Election…
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A group of Ethiopian opposition political parties on Saturday said the country’s upcoming national election could not be inclusive, fair, or credible under the current candidate registration process, citing a lack of transparency and what they described as politically motivated administrative…
A group of Ethiopian opposition political parties on Saturday said the country’s upcoming national election could not be inclusive, fair, or credible under the current candidate registration process, citing a lack of transparency and what they described as politically motivated administrative…
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Uganda’s general elections are scheduled for January 15, 2026, with President Yoweri Museveni seeking a seventh term in office against opposition leader Bobi Wine and several other candidates.
On election day, Ugandans will vote for both the presidency and parliament. The Electoral Commission has…
Uganda’s general elections are scheduled for January 15, 2026, with President Yoweri Museveni seeking a seventh term in office against opposition leader Bobi Wine and several other candidates.
On election day, Ugandans will vote for both the presidency and parliament. The Electoral Commission has…
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Suhaib Mahmoud examines Africa’s pivotal election year, where nearly a third of the continent’s countries went to the polls, turning up several surprises outcomes. …
Suhaib Mahmoud examines Africa’s pivotal election year, where nearly a third of the continent’s countries went to the polls, turning up several surprises outcomes. …
