The President of the Central African Republic, Faustin Archange Touadéra, could run for another term. The draft of a new constitution was approved by more than 95% in the referendum held on 30 July. There was little suspense, as the opposition had widely called for a boycott of the referendum. It accused the Head of State of wanting to remain in power “for life”. FRANCE 24’s correspondent Justice Baidoo reports from Accra in Ghana.
Central African Republic: Referendum result gives green light to president for third term
