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[Monitor] Mbale High Court has upheld the election of Ms Connie Nakayenze Galiwango as Mbale City Woman Member of Parliament and dismissed, with costs, the election petition filed by Ms Lydia Wanyoto.
\t On Friday, internet and international calls were cut off across the West African nation in anticipation of the election results, according to locals and international observers in the capital, Conakry.
\t This was the third time that Conde matched-up against Diallo. Before the election, observers raised concerns that an electoral dispute could reignite ethnic tensions between Guinea's largest ethnic groups.
Kenya records 661 new Covid-19 infections from 8,141 samples in last 24 hours, positivity rate at 8.1 per cent as 32 die and 533 patients recover.
[Egypt Online] The international media intensified its coverage for the voting process in the second and final stage of the House of Representatives elections, which began on November 7 and ends on Sunday evening in 13 governorates, including Cairo governorate, Central Delta governorates, the Canal governorates, and North and South Sinai governorates.
[Nation] Increased investment in construction, as Covid-19 ravaged the country, saved a portion of the economy last year, creating thousands of new job opportunities as other sectors suffered.
SOURCE: CMC - The Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago (CBTT) is blaming a surge in international commodity prices for a “discernible increase in food prices” here. It said that adverse weather had also contributed to the increase with the figures released by the Central Statistical Office (CSO), showing that food inflation (year-on-year) rose from […]
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Zebras at Nairobi National Park. [Elvis Ogina, Standard] Kenya’s official foreign exchange reserves (forex) has declined by Sh51.5 billion in less than a month due to a drop in tourist earnings and high import bills. Latest data from the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) shows the country’s forex stood at…
Several Caribbean countries, including Jamaica, are shaping up to miss the ambitious 90-90-90 United Nations target for the end of this year to help end the AIDS epidemic. Set in 2013, the target called for countries to have 90 per cent of those...
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by this author are their own and do not represent the official position of the Barbados TODAY Inc. by Neil Jones Basic Crime Donville Inniss has been charged, convicted, and sentenced in the USA for using his office as Minister of Government to influence the award of an insurance contract […]
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Many were waiting for Ivorian opposition leader Henri Konan Bédié to speak, but instead it was FPI's P ascal Affi N'guessan who spoke for the opposition parties.
N'guessan confirmed they rejected the October 31st vote , and stated once more the opposition no longer recognized Alassane Ouattara as the country's president.
\" The Ivorian opposition political parties do not recognize the election of october 31st 2020. They note the end of president Ouattara's mandate as of October 31st 2020, and call on the international community to duly record it.\"
\"Therefore, the Ivorian opposition political parties demand the opening of a civilian transition, in order to create conditions for a just, transparant and inclusive presidential election \" N'guessan said.
Affi N'gessan also called for a transitional government to be instaured shortly with all opposition forces.
In the meantime, partial results have arrived at the electoral commission , which, department after department, continues to gather reports.
\" The key point tonight remains the turnout rate of this vote . This is what everyone is waiting for \" added Africanews' Abidjan correspondant Yannick Djahoun.
