Guinea is set to hold its first presidential election on December 28 since the 2021 military coup, following a decree broadcast on state television.
Breakdown
- Guinea will hold its first presidential election since the 2021 coup on December 28.
- A new constitution, validated by the Supreme Court and approved in a referendum, paves the way for the election. 10s
- The new charter allows coup leader Mamadji Dumbuya to run for office, though he has not declared his intentions. 19s
- Presidential terms have been extended from five to seven years under the new constitution. 33s
- The election is being closely watched internationally due to Guinea's mineral resources and the country's transition back to civilian rule. 38s