Gambia
The Supreme Court in the Gambia has rejected the appeal against Adama Barrow re-election.
Barrow won the presidential election held in early December with 53% of the vote, according to the results published by the electoral commission.
His opponent, Ousainou Darboe, had denounced the results accusing the party of Adama Barrow of irregularities.
Darboe was accompanied by another two candidates who also denounced the electoral process.
The Supreme Court's decision is final and therefore validates Adama Barrow's second mandate in power.
Barrow was elected for the first time five years ago. His accession ended more than 20 years of dictatorship.
00:51
Navalny's memoir featured in London ahead of official release
Go to video
Tunisia: Kais Saïed takes oath for his 2nd presidential term
01:16
Key details on Gabon's new constitution and upcoming referendum
01:01
Leading opposition in Chad announces boycott of legislative elections
01:11
Frelimo's candidate wins in Maputo amid ongoing vote count
01:09
Some Chadian opposition parties to boycott Dec. 29 legislative, provincial, and municipal polls