In a significant development for the political landscape of Djibouti, President Ismaïl Omar Guelleh has announced his candidacy for a sixth term in office, following recent constitutional amendments that could potentially allow him to extend his rule. Having been in power since 1999, Guelleh’s bid comes at a time of growing scrutiny over his administration’s human rights record and increased calls for democratic reforms. As Djibouti grapples with economic challenges and geopolitical tensions in the Horn of Africa, the implications of this announcement are profound, both domestically and internationally. This article delves into the context surrounding Guelleh’s decision, the changes to the constitution, and the potential consequences for Djibouti’s political future.
Guelleh Seeks Sixth Term as Djibouti’s President Following Controversial Constitutional Amendments
President Ismail Omar Guelleh, who has been a dominant figure in Djibouti’s politics for over two decades, has…
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Author : Charlotte Adams
Publish date : 2025-11-10 04:23:00
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