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Zimbabwe’s Ruling Party Advocates for Extended Term for Mnangagwa

In recent weeks, an intriguing tug-of-war has emerged within Zimbabwe's ruling party. A faction is fervently championing the idea of President Emmerson Mnangagwa pursuing a third term in office, a proposition that ignites deep divisions within Zanu-PF. Meanwhile, another faction rallies around the president's deputy, Constantino Chiwenga, positioning him as a viable alternative for leadership. What does this power struggle reveal about the dynamics at play in Zimbabwean politics? Experts are weighing in on the implications…

Africa’s Longest-Serving Leader Boosts Security for Eighth Term Quest

Shifting Tides in Cameroon: The Political Landscape Under Paul Biya The recent political upheaval in Cameroon emerges against a backdrop of heightened scrutiny and unease regarding President Paul Biya's enduring reign. With growing public discontent regarding his prolonged grip on power, health concerns, and increasingly uncertain succession plans, the stage is set for change. Questions loom large: How will these shifts impact the nation’s future? Will they catalyze the democratic change many Cameroonians yearn for?…

At 92, Cameroon’s Paul Biya Aims for an Eighth Presidential Term

President Paul Biya has officially declared his intention to run for another term in the upcoming presidential elections. This announcement, which surfaced on social media, has ignited discussions and concerns regarding his advancing age and health. Biya, who has been at the helm of Cameroon since 1982, took over President Paul Biya has officially announced his candidacy for the upcoming presidential elections. This declaration, made through social media, has rekindled ongoing concerns about his advancing age and health.…

Cameroon’s Longest-Serving President Seeks Eighth Term in Office

President Paul Biya: Commitment or Controversy? As Cameroon gears up for its presidential election on October 12, a familiar figure has resurfaced in the headlines. President Paul Biya, the world's oldest serving head of state at 92, has publicly affirmed his intention to seek re-election. The announcement, made via a post on his official X (formerly Twitter) account, has reignited discussions about his lengthy tenure and the implications it holds for the future of the nation. Biya first stepped into leadership in 1982,…

Resistance Grows Against Ouattara’s Bid for a Fourth Term in Côte d’Ivoire

This past weekend, the streets of Abidjan came alive with the fervor of thousands of supporters from the ruling Rally of Houphouetists for Democracy and Peace (RHDP). Together, they gathered in a spirited demonstration to express their unwavering support for President Alassane Ouattara. This impressive turnout was not just a display of loyalty; it marked a pivotal moment in the lead-up to the party’s congress, where Ouattara is expected to secure the endorsement for his candidacy in the upcoming October presidential…

President Yoweri Museveni Reveals Plans for a Seventh Term Victory

President Museveni's Vision for Uganda: From Recovery to a Knowledge Economy In a recent address, President Yoweri Museveni articulated his ambitious economic vision for Uganda, describing a roadmap that has traversed five significant stages under his leadership. Reflecting on the nation's journey from turmoil to stability, he emphasized the importance of not just recovery but meaningful advancement. How can Uganda transform recovery into sustainable growth? This question lies at the heart of his message.…

Somalia’s Leader Confronts Political Stalemate and Growing Militancy as Term Nears End

Somalia's President Confronts Political Challenges and Militancy Threats as His Term Nears Its End MOGADISHU, Somalia - As President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud enters the twilight of his current term, the challenges before him are mounting in complexity and urgency. Each day presents a fresh set of obstacles in his quest to bring about stability, development, and unity in Somalia. Despite repeated promises, these goals remain elusive, leading to growing criticism of his leadership. With the 2026 elections on the horizon, many…

Djibouti’s Leader Guelleh Teases Sixth Term Run, Challenging Constitutional Limits

Djibouti's President Guelleh Considers Possible Sixth Term Amidst Constitutional Concerns MOGADISHU, Somalia — In a candid interview with The Africa Report, President Isma'il Omar Guelleh of Djibouti, who has been at the helm since 1999, hinted at a potential sixth term candidacy in the upcoming elections. This possibility raises eyebrows, given the constitutional restriction barring candidates over 75. Yet, in his words, “I won’t answer that now,” Guelleh left the door tantalizingly open.…

Djibouti President Hints at Pursuing Sixth Term in 2026 Election

The Complex Political Landscape of Djibouti At the heart of the Horn of Africa lies Djibouti, a country that has often flown under the radar in global affairs. However, one name stands out prominently in its political arena: President Ismail Omar Guelleh. Having held the presidency since 1999, Guelleh's tenure has evolved into a tapestry of stability interwoven with the complexities of governance. In a recent interview with The Africa Report, Guelleh, now 77 years old, navigated questions about a potential sixth term in…

White House Reports Over 100 Insurgent Deaths in Somalia Since Trump’s Second Term Began

Over 100 Militants Eliminated in Somalia under Trump’s Leadership, States the White House WASHINGTON - The White House has announced a significant milestone: more than 100 militants, associated with al-Shabaab and ISIS, have been neutralized in Somalia since President Donald Trump embarked on his second term this year. This number, according to the administration, is projected to climb as ongoing operations continue. Consider the Cal-Miskaad mountains in Northeastern State, where recent operations claimed the lives of at…

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