Chad's electoral commission has unexpectedly announced that presidential elections, aimed at ending three years of military rule in the central African country, will now take place on May 6, several months ahead of the initially planned date.
, aimed at ending three years of military rule in the central African country, will now take place on May 6, several months ahead of the initially planned date.
The second round takes place on June 22, with the agency set to publish the lists of candidates selected by the Constitutional Council on March 24. General Mahamat Idriss Deby, who assumed leadership after his father died in 2021, will be the presidential nominee of the former ruling party.
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