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Peter Mutharika Wins Malawi's Presidential Election — AMOS GUMULIRA/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

African Politics · Malawi

Peter Mutharika Wins Malawi's Presidential Election

41% Left coverage: 59 sources

Malawi's ex-president Peter Mutharika was re-elected to head the impoverished southern African country with nearly 57 percent of votes, the election authority announced Wednesday, following polls dominated…See the Story

Incumbent Absent as Cameroon Presidential Campaigning Picks Up

Voter Turnout · Cameroon

Incumbent Absent as Cameroon Presidential Campaigning Picks Up

46% Center coverage: 26 sources

Cameroon's elderly president Paul Biya was absent from the country on Sunday as campaigning kicked into high gear for October 12 polls to decide who will fill his position.See the Story

Gabon awaits results in its first legislative and local elections after the 2023 military coup — DESIREY MINKOH/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

African Politics · Gabon

Gabon awaits results in its first legislative and local elections after the 2023 military coup

45% Center coverage: 20 sources

The oil-rich central African nation of Gabon on Saturday voted in the country’s first legislative and local elections since a 2023 military coup ended a 50-year-old political dynasty. More than 900,000 Gabonese are eligible to elect parliament members and local councilors to replace officials appointed by the military following the coup.See the Story

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