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Protests spread in Benin as president readies for re-election bid

By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read COTONOU (Reuters) - Opponents of Benin’s President Patrice Talon protested in several cities and towns on Monday night and Tuesday morning, denouncing his decision to stand for re-election next week. FILE PHOTO: Benin s president, Patrice Talon, attends a joint declaration with French president at the Elysee Palace in Paris, France, April 26, 2016. REUTERS/Philippe Wojazer/File Photo Talon, who came to power in 2016, is due to run against two challengers on Sunday, despite a promise he would serve only one term. Hundreds of people marched, burned tires and set up road blocks in the commercial capital, Cotonou, a Reuters witness said. Posts on social media showed demonstrations also taking place in the central city of Parakou and three other towns.

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FACE AU HOLD-UP ELECTORAL DE TALON, MIEUX S ORGANISER POUR DEGAGER TALON

FACE AU HOLD-UP ELECTORAL DE TALON, MIEUX S ORGANISER POUR DEGAGER TALON
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Benin - FBF announces new date for women s league

Benin - FBF announces new date for women s league The 2020-2021 season of Benin National D1 Women s Football League of Benin will officially kickoff on 25 April 2021, as announced by the general secretariat of the Benin Football Federation (FBF). In its note, FBF unveiled the schedule for the new 2020-2021 season, opting to play the season in two-groups format. Beninâs elite 18 women sides will be divided into two pools of nine Â teams each. Group A includes LÃ©opards d Abomey, AS Lionesses of BantÃ¨, PhÃ©nix de Bohicon, Espoir de Cotonou, Vigueur de Lokossa, Wengro de Natitingou, AS Galaxie de Parakou, Elite Athletic Club de Parakou and Asso Nougnon de Toviklin. While Dynamique FC de Calavi, Gazelle de HeviÃ©, African Leaders de Cotonou, Black Stones FC de Cotonou, FlÃ¨che Noire Sporting de Cotonou, Naja de Cotonou, Tigresses de Cotonou, Sam Nelly de MissÃ©rÃ©tÃ© and AÃ¯nonvi de Porto-Novo will compete in pool B.

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Déclaration sur l observation du scrutin du 11 avril: Pourquoi La Plateforme des Osc se substitue-t-elle aux institutions formelles ?

Déclaration sur l observation du scrutin du 11 avril: Pourquoi La Plateforme des Osc se substitue-t-elle aux institutions formelles ?
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The fight for Benin s democratic future - Ghanaian Times

The fight for Benin’s democratic future April 12, 2021 Demonstrators blocked this road in the town of Toui on Wednesday Voters in Benin are taking part in elections after protests over President Patrice Talon’s broken promise to serve only one term in office left two people dead. There are just two other candidates on the ballot, in a country dubbed the birthplace of African multiparty democracy. Alassane Soumanou of the opposition FCBE party is a former minister, while Corentin Kohoué is seen as more of a wildcard. Several key opposition figures – including an ex-prime minister and a former mayor of the biggest city Cotonou – have either been arrested and ruled ineligible or are now in exile.

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