Former singer and Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine was arrested on 15 March while demonstrating in Kampala against the head of state....

L'ancien chanteur et leader de l'opposition en Ouganda, Bobi Wine, a été arrêté le 15 mars alors qu'il manifestait à Kampala contre le chef de l'Etat....

L'ancien chanteur et leader de l'opposition en Ouganda, Bobi Wine, a été arrêté le 15 mars alors qu'il manifestait à Kampala contre le chef de l'Etat....

The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) denounced the growing repression of opposition figures by the government in Uganda. Shortly before the presidential and parliamentary elections on January 14, reports of human rights abuses in the East African country increased, High Commission spokesperson Ravina said...

The entire Ivorian opposition, which boycotted the last presidential election and called for "civil disobedience," announced Thursday its participation in the March 6 legislative elections with the aim of winning "a majority in Parliament"....

The speaker-person of the opposition platform COD 2020 in CAR, denounced many irregularities concerning the presidential and general election of the 27th of December. The opposition asks for the cancellation of the vote. Nevertheless, numerous observers saluted the democratic conduct of the poll....

The Central African government maintains the presidential and legislative elections on the 27th of December despite delays and numerous irregularities reported after the electoral lists' publication. The outgoing president Faustin-Archange Touadera is now in a strong position, allowing him to refuse every dialogue with the opposition and prepare his reelection...

Unsurprisingly, the opposition having mostly boycotted the ballot, the Electoral Commission declared Alassane Ouattara the winner, with 94.27% of the vote, of the first round of the presidential election of October 31 in Côte d'Ivoire by the Electoral Commission ( CEI), with 94.27% of the vote. The turnout, the real...

On the 31st of October, Ivorians will go vote for their future president in a challenging context. Between the division among the population, fears from the return of chaos, and an economic situation impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic, the country seems close to implosion.   By Issiaka N’Guessan in Abidjan...