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Chadians participated in a crucial referendum on Sunday intended to decide on a new Constitution, seen as a crucial step towards holding elections and restoring civilian rule. This promise was made two and a half years ago by the military junta but delayed until late 2024
Chadians participated in a crucial referendum on Sunday intended to decide on a new Constitution, seen as a crucial step towards holding elections and restoring civilian rule. This promise was made two and a half years ago by the military junta but delayed until late 2024.
Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno, President of the Transition, called upon the Chadians to participate in the referendum in large numbers. Political analysts say that a referendum will get the affirmative nod from the voters. There is an allegation that the military power has orchestrated a well-funded campaign and has even secured the support of one of its main opponents, Succès Masra, president of The Transformers opposition party, who is advocating for a “yes” vote.
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This endorsement comes at a time when the opposition is visibly divided and has faced severe repression for over a year in Chad. Chad is ranked as the second least developed country in the world according to the UN. Official provisional results are anticipated to be announced on December 24, with the Supreme Court tasked with validating the outcome on December 28.
