Breaking news in West Africa! Guinea’s transitional leader Mamady Doumbouya has officially clinched the presidency, securing 86.72% of the vote in the December 28 elections 🎉.
According to Djenabou Toure of the General Directorate of Elections, turnout hit 80.95%. Now the Supreme Court has eight days to confirm the results in case of any legal challenges.
At 41 years old, Doumbouya’s victory launches a seven-year mandate and completes Guinea’s shift back to civilian rule. However, critics note that main opposition figures were barred from the race and called for a boycott.
For young professionals, students, and travelers tracking Africa’s political landscape, this moment signals both hope and upcoming challenges. Will Guinea’s new president deliver stability and growth? Keep following for more updates! 🌍
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
