The Central African Republic’s Constitutional Council on Monday confirmed President Faustin-Archange Touadéra’s victory in last month’s election, granting him a third term and rejecting an appeal by the opposition alleging widespread fraud and other irregularities.
The council dismissed an appeal to annul the election filed by Dologuélé due to a lack of supporting documents.
The main opposition candidate had contested the results on Jan. 6, citing instances of alleged malpractice by the National Elections Authority and widespread fraud. Dologuélé earlier this month proclaimed himself the winner of the election.
Analysts say Touadéra has consolidated power within state institutions. In 2023, a controversial referendum removing term limits was approved, allowing him to run for a third term.
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Central African Republic Confirms Touadéra’s Election Win Despite Fraud Claims
19/01/2026
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