Coup-prone Guinea-Bissau votes to elect new president, parliament
[The Namibian - Namibia] - 23/11/2025
Voters in coup-prone Guinea-Bissau cast their ballots on Sunday to choose a new president, hoping to turn the page on endemic political turmoil despite the main opposition party being barred from the race. Around 860 000 voters will choose between 12 presidential candidates, with stability a (…)
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