Mali’s presidential election will go to a run-off poll after President Ibrahim Keita failed to get enough votes to outrightly win a second term in office.
Keita won 41.1 percent of the vote while rival Soumaila Cisse won 17.8 percent.
With neither candidate obtaining the 50% required to win outright, the two will meet in a run-off later this month.
The results were announced four days after an election marred by accusations of fraud and attacks by suspected militants, prevented thousands from voting.
Mali’s presidential election will go to a run-off poll after President Ibrahim Keita failed to get enough votes to outrightly win a second term in office.
Keita won 41.1 percent of the vote while rival Soumaila Cisse won 17.8 percent.
With neither candidate obtaining the 50% required to win outright, the two will meet in a run-off later this month.
The results were announced four days after an election marred by accusations of fraud and attacks by suspected militants, prevented thousands from voting.
Mali’s presidential election will go to a run-off poll after President Ibrahim Keita failed to get enough votes to outrightly win a second term in office.
Keita won 41.1 percent of the vote while rival Soumaila Cisse won 17.8 percent.
With neither candidate obtaining the 50% required to win outright, the two will meet in a run-off later this month.
The results were announced four days after an election marred by accusations of fraud and attacks by suspected militants, prevented thousands from voting.
Mali’s presidential election will go to a run-off poll after President Ibrahim Keita failed to get enough votes to outrightly win a second term in office.
Keita won 41.1 percent of the vote while rival Soumaila Cisse won 17.8 percent.
With neither candidate obtaining the 50% required to win outright, the two will meet in a run-off later this month.
The results were announced four days after an election marred by accusations of fraud and attacks by suspected militants, prevented thousands from voting.
Mali’s presidential election will go to a run-off poll after President Ibrahim Keita failed to get enough votes to outrightly win a second term in office.
Keita won 41.1 percent of the vote while rival Soumaila Cisse won 17.8 percent.
With neither candidate obtaining the 50% required to win outright, the two will meet in a run-off later this month.
The results were announced four days after an election marred by accusations of fraud and attacks by suspected militants, prevented thousands from voting.
Mali’s presidential election will go to a run-off poll after President Ibrahim Keita failed to get enough votes to outrightly win a second term in office.
Keita won 41.1 percent of the vote while rival Soumaila Cisse won 17.8 percent.
With neither candidate obtaining the 50% required to win outright, the two will meet in a run-off later this month.
The results were announced four days after an election marred by accusations of fraud and attacks by suspected militants, prevented thousands from voting.
Mali’s presidential election will go to a run-off poll after President Ibrahim Keita failed to get enough votes to outrightly win a second term in office.
Keita won 41.1 percent of the vote while rival Soumaila Cisse won 17.8 percent.
With neither candidate obtaining the 50% required to win outright, the two will meet in a run-off later this month.
The results were announced four days after an election marred by accusations of fraud and attacks by suspected militants, prevented thousands from voting.
Mali’s presidential election will go to a run-off poll after President Ibrahim Keita failed to get enough votes to outrightly win a second term in office.
Keita won 41.1 percent of the vote while rival Soumaila Cisse won 17.8 percent.
With neither candidate obtaining the 50% required to win outright, the two will meet in a run-off later this month.
The results were announced four days after an election marred by accusations of fraud and attacks by suspected militants, prevented thousands from voting.
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