US EditionCentral African Republic's Touadera announces bid for third term
- Faustin-Archange Touadera announced his candidacy for a third term in December 2025, aiming to extend his rule beyond ten years.
- Touadera's bid follows a 2023 referendum that removed term limits and increased presidential terms from five to seven years.
- Opposition and civil society groups expressed concern that the new constitution might enable Touadera to remain in power indefinitely.
- At a meeting in Bangui, Touadera stated, "I am your candidate for the presidential election of December 2025.
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Central African Republic's Touadera announces bid for third term
Central African Republic's President Faustin-Archange Touadera said on Saturday he will run for a third term later this year, seeking to extend his rule into a second decade after scrapping term limits in 2023.
·United Kingdom
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Five months before the general elections scheduled for December, the ruling United Heart Movement (UCM) held its second ordinary congress of the year in Bangui. The aim was to invest its candidates and prepare the campaign. President Touadera was appointed there to run for a new term of office, made possible by the new Constitution.
·Paris, France
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The President of the Central African Republic announced on Saturday 26 July that he would run for a third term in the elections scheduled for December.
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