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President in the Central African Republic: in Bangui, Touadera Confident After an Ultra-Secure Election

Summary by JeuneAfrique.com
For the first time in nearly forty years, the Central African Republic held four elections on the same day. The outgoing president believes in a victory from the first round, even though localized violence and accusations of fraud remind the fragile process.

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President in the Central African Republic: in Bangui, Touadera Confident After an Ultra-Secure Election

For the first time in nearly forty years, the Central African Republic held four elections on the same day. The outgoing president believes in a victory from the first round, even though localized violence and accusations of fraud remind the fragile process.

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JeuneAfrique.com broke the news in on Tuesday, December 30, 2025.
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