Mozambique Ruling Party’s Chapo Declared President-Elect
Mozambique’s Oct. 9 presidential election was won by the ruling party candidate Daniel Chapo with 65% of the vote, the country’s top electoral court ruled, slightly reducing his initially-reported support while still leaving him the clear winner.
Just in: Mozambique Elections: Daniel Chapo proclaimed president of Mozambique with 65.17% of Votes
Mozambique’s Constitutional Council today proclaimed Daniel Chapo, the candidate supported by Frelimo, as the winner of the presidential election with 65.17% of the votes, succeeding Filipe Nyusi as President of the Republic.
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