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UN peacekeeping mission reports 570,000 new voters registered for Central African Republic local elections
Summary
MINUSCA reported that 98% of registration centers are open in 11 of 20 prefectures and that 570,000 new voters have registered; the second phase of registration begins in March ahead of 2025 local elections, the mission said.
The UN peacekeeping mission in the Central African Republic (MINUSCA) reported that 98% of registration centers have opened across 11 of 20 prefectures and that 570,000 new voters have registered ahead of local elections in 2025.
MINUSCA said it is supporting the government by coordinating and planning for opening voter registration centers in the remaining nine prefectures and assisted the deployment of nearly 1,000 electoral kits. The mission said its presence has improved security conditions to help create necessary conditions for an inclusive electoral process.
MINUSCA said the second phase of voter registration for the 2025 elections begins in March; the election date has not yet been set, the mission added. The briefing did not provide the election date or further details on voter eligibility reviews.
