VIDEO: Opposition alleges Guinea poll fraud

The opposition alliance Ukawa yesterday accused CCM of tampering with election results currently being released by the National Electoral Commission (NEC).

Voting ended on Saturday for a president in Togo which has been led by the same family for 53 years.

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Tanzania counts votes as opposition claims fraud
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Tanzania counts votes as opposition warns of fraud
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Votes were being counted Monday in what is expected to be Tanzania's tightest election race ever, with the governing party facing the first major challenge to its dominance in decades. But the opposition Chadema party have alleged fraud in Sunday's ...
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Tanzania's new leader calls for unity amid opposition fraud claims
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John Pombe Magufuli. Photo: uchaguziccm Tanzania's new leader John Magufuli called for unity Friday after winning hotly contested polls the opposition claimed to have won, and amid tensions after Zanzibar annulled polls. “I promise to deliver my ...
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Guinea's authorities impose an overnight curfew on the second city of Nzerekore after clashes left at least one person dead a week before the presidential poll.

Former Finance Minister Jose Mario Vaz has won the presidential run-off in Guinea-Bissau, election officials say.

A group of 17 political parties in Burundi agrees to boycott next month's elections, saying they will not be free and fair.

Guinea's opposition calls for a re-run of Sunday's presidential election even before the votes are counted, alleging widespread fraud.