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In the Central African Republic, How the Battle for Bangui City Hall Is Played

Summary by JeuneAfrique.com
For the first time, the Central African capital will have a mayor after the indirect election of 16 June. Portia Deya Abazene and Prisca Roseline Mano are waging a battle of alliances to convince municipal councillors.

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In the Central African Republic, How the Battle for Bangui City Hall Is Played

For the first time, the Central African capital will have a mayor after the indirect election of 16 June. Portia Deya Abazene and Prisca Roseline Mano are waging a battle of alliances to convince municipal councillors.

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JeuneAfrique.com broke the news on Sunday, June 14, 2026.
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