Chad presidential vote set to end military rule

The people of Chad are eagerly awaiting the outcome of the presidential vote, which is set to end decades of military rule in the country. The election has been closely watched by the international community, as Chad has been ruled by a series of military leaders since gaining independence from France in 1960.

The current president, Idriss Deby, who has been in power since 1990, is facing strong opposition in the election. The main challenger, Saleh Kebzabo, has promised to bring about much-needed political and economic reforms in Chad if elected.

The election is seen as a crucial moment in Chad’s history, as it will determine whether the country can transition to a more stable and democratic form of government. Many Chadians are hopeful that the outcome of the election will bring about positive change and improve the lives of the people.

As the votes are counted and the results are awaited, the people of Chad are holding their breath, hoping for a peaceful and democratic transition of power.