2023-12-12 22:46:52
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A little over a week before the presidential election in DR Congo, the candidates are holding more meetings. In the east of the country, people displaced by the conflict with the M23 rebellion will not be able to vote in the general elections scheduled for December 20, a representative in the region of the Independent National Electoral Commission said on Tuesday.
Also in the news, in Cameroon, a fuel shortage is causing confusion. Waiting girls lie down in front of service stations, for motorists in search of the precious liquid. A situation that has lasted for 48 hours. The government, which cites logistical problems to justify this situation, has promised a return to normal this Tuesday, but it is clear that the shortage continues, dealing a serious blow to economic activity on the eve of the end-of-year holidays. , while the country is already facing cash flow tensions.
Finally, in Senegal, Ousmane Sonko will still wait to find out whether or not he will be able to participate in the next presidential election on February 25, 2024. The Dakar district court, which was to rule this Tuesday on his reinstatement on the electoral lists, will finally deliver his verdict on Thursday. There is urgency for Sonko because there are only two weeks left before the end of the submission of candidates for the election. The opponent’s lawyers and those of the State of Senegal spoke into the microphone of our correspondents as they left the court.
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