Chad: Masra Success, a Year in Prison and Secret Negotiations with Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno · Global Voices
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A year after his conviction, Chadian opponent Masra remains in prison. Behind bars, he refuses presidential pardon and demands an amnesty that would preserve his political future.
Morocco: His Majesty King Mohammed VI has sent a congratulatory message to the President of the Republic of Chad and Head of State, Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno, on his country’s national day
Download logoIn this message, the Sovereign extends His warmest congratulations to President Deby Itno, as well as His best wishes for his personal happiness and for the prosperity of the Chadian people. On this occasion, HM the King recalls the deep ties of brotherhood and friendship between the Kingdom of Morocco and the Republic of Chad, expressing His wish to see them strengthened further. To this end, the Sovereign assures President Deby It…
Since its independence on 11 August 1960, Chad has had several heads of state, who have come to power in very different contexts. François Tombalbaye (later Ngarta Tombalbaye) is the first president of Chad. Born in 1918 in Bessada in the current province of Mandoul, a teacher of training, he is engaged very early in the [...] Article Chad: 8 presidents in 66 years of independence appeared first on Chadinfos.
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