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Why Zambia Court Closure is Bad for Democracy in Africa
The Zambia court closure on the final day for filing an election petition has intensified scrutiny of the country's democratic institutions. Opposition leader Brian Mundubile's challenge to President Hakainde Hichilema's re-election now faces uncertainty amid growing concerns over access to justice.
Zambia Election Results Suspended After Violence, Ballot Theft Reports
Zambia election results have been suspended nationwide after violence against polling staff and reports of ballot theft during counting. The Electoral Commission of Zambia says it will review the situation within 24 hours before deciding when tallying can resume.
High-Stakes Guinea-Bissau Mediation Mission Begins as Senegal Presents ECOWAS Mandate
Senegal has launched a Guinea-Bissau mediation mission under an ECOWAS mandate, seeking to support dialogue and a return to constitutional governance ahead of planned elections and a referendum.
Moussa Mara Calls for Unity After Release From Mali Prison
Former Malian Prime Minister Moussa Mara has urged Malians to embrace forgiveness, unity and reconciliation after completing a one-year prison sentence tied to a social media post critical of the country's military-led government.
Ghana Moves to Extend the Presidential Term to Five Years
Ghana's government has accepted proposals to extend the presidential term from four to five years and align parliamentary tenure with the new cycle. The reforms, announced after the Constitution Review Committee submitted its report ...
