The Morning Call
The morning call visits Chad as the country prepares to install incumbent president Idriss Deby for a fifth term, but rallies have been banned and social media cut off since elections ended several months ago.
Robert Kodingo and Hannane Ferdjani talk to Francois Djekombe? a political journalist in N’Djamena about the situation in the country.
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