For the voters, the referendum marks a long-awaited return to civilian rule since the April 2021 military takeover.
Chadians have started voting on a new constitution as a stepping stone to next year’s election that aims to mend political and community division in the oil-producing, yet impoverished and fragmented country.
For the 8 million registered voters, Sunday’s referendum marks a long-awaited return to civilian rule since the April 2021 military takeover after the previous president Idriss Deby was killed by rebels.
But the opposition wants more autonomy and says the vote is just…