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Will Liberian Lawmakers Comply with Court Ruling in Speaker Dispute?

A multitude of lawmakers aiming to unseat House Speaker Fonatii Koffa remain resolute in their intentions, disregarding a directive from the Supreme Court that called for a suspension of their activities. This order springs from a formal appeal made by Speaker Koffa himself, intended to halt any proceedings concerning his potential ousting until a scheduled meeting between both factions on November 4. The faction opposing the Speaker, which boasts more than 40 representatives from the House, identifies itself as the…

Divisions Emerge Within Zimbabwe’s Ruling Zanu PF Party Over Mnangagwa’s Potential Third Term

In Zimbabwe’s ruling party, Zanu PF, there’s been a whirlwind of pushback against the prospect of President Emmerson Mnangagwa extending his tenure past 2028. Despite his firm assertions that he wishes to serve only two terms, the internal dynamics within his party are growing increasingly fractious. Some factions are fervently calling for a change in the Constitution, seeking to abolish term limits altogether. Dubbed the ED2030 campaign, this slogan has not only kept the populace of Zimbabwe brimming with apprehension, but…

Mozambique’s Ruling Party Nominee Poised for Presidential Victory

The latest provincial election results strongly suggest that Daniel Chapo, representing the ruling Front for the Liberation of Mozambique (Frelimo), is on track to clinch victory. According to initial tallies, Frelimo is in front across all eleven provinces. Nevertheless, election monitors are expressing skepticism about the fairness of the process, claiming it fell short of international standards. Reports are filtering in about chaotic ballot counting, ballot boxes that weren’t secured properly, allegations of vote…

Ethiopian Prime Minister Ahmed topped ruling social gathering chairman

Ethiopian Prime Minister Ahmed topped ruling social gathering chairman ADDIS ABABA - Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed was topped because the de facto chief of the Prosperity Party on Saturday, an outfit he used for his re-election in 2021 because the nation battled inner divisions within the Tigray area. At its first congress, the Prosperity Party selected Abiy Ahmed as its president, a place…

relative majority of the ruling party

The preliminary results of the elections on 23 May 2021 in the Central African Republic were announced on Sunday evening in the Central African Republic by the National Election Authority. A total of 50 places were at stake. President Touadéra's party is consolidating its relative majority, but is still far from an absolute majority.…

the ruling party, the ANC, is deeply divided

ANC number two Ace Magashule has been suspended. This is the first time in the party's history. The ANC had been trying for months to get rid of its secretary general, who has been accused of corruption. It is a real deal that has begun within the ANC. The party, under the driving force by President Cyril Ramaposa, trying to…

the ruling RHDP deals with the latest proposal from opponent Bédié

The chairman of the PDCI-RDA recalls in this statement that it remains in the logic of the uprising. What he could not get through the CNT's abortive establishment is through this new initiative he wants to introduce. It is clear that the dialogue demanded by Henri Konan Bédié is only an alibi, a pretext. What he is actually looking for is his transition that has gone through his hands. This statement by the president of the PDCI-RDA, which comes just days before the inauguration of the…

the bishops very upset by the ruling coalition

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is "on the verge of bankruptcy", the Catholic bishops, members of the National Bishops' Conference in Congo (Cenco), are very upset about the coalition in power for twenty months. as reported from Kinshasa, In their announcement published on Monday, October 19, at the end of their plenary session, the prelates black painted the position of the Front Commun pour le Congo (FCC) by Joseph Kabila and the Cap pour le Change (CACH) of Félix Tshisekedi. , two coalitions whose tensions,…

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