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EFSCRJ Calls on the President Not to Assent to the Elections Bill, 2025, as It Stands

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EFSCRJ calls on President Barrow to reject the Elections Bill 2025 for undermining democratic rights through disenfranchisement, high fees, and lack of transparency, urging revisions to align with the 1997 Constitution and international standards.

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What the Next President of The Gambia Must Embody: Lessons from a Nation’s Leadership Journey

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Kawsu Sanyang calls for Gambians to elect a president with courage and integrity in the 2025 elections, highlighting the need for principled leadership to address The Gambia’s socio-economic challenges and democratic history.

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Botswana Introduces a New Rule to Enhance Local Ownership of Mines

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Botswana’s new mining law, effective October 1, 2025, requires firms to sell 24% of new mining licenses to local investors, promoting ownership amid a 50% revenue decline and a projected 0.4% GDP contraction in 2025.

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Opposition Leader Wins Seychelles Presidential Election

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Patrick Herminie defeats incumbent Wavel Ramkalawan in Seychelles’ 2025 presidential runoff with 52.7% of votes, addressing key issues like climate change, drug addiction, and the controversial Qatari hotel lease on Assumption Island.

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Gabon’s President’s Party Secures Parliamentary Majority

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Gabon’s UDB party, led by President Brice Oligui Nguema, clinches 55 seats in the National Assembly after the second-round parliamentary elections, marking a post-coup consolidation of power against the PDG opposition.

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