The Morning Call
Guinea’s Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI) has presented a preliminary draft timetable for local council and assembly elections”, giving a 120 days deadline.
The Local elections, expected since 2005 should have been held in February this year under an agreement reached in October 2016; an outcome of the national political dialogue between the government, opposition, civil society and international partners in Guinea.
The electoral commission’s 120 days deadline presented at the meeting of the “Inter-Guinean dialogue” committee on Monday this week however implies that the elections may not hold this year and as such may have been postponed to 2018.
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