Chadians head to the polls on Monday to elect a new president in what could be the nation’s most-watched election in three decades.
The polls will mark the end of a transition to democracy by the ruling military government, one of several currently in power in West and Central Africa. But some experts say the vote is just to formalise the military’s hold on power.
Chad has been in the…
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