Djibouti Opposition Rejects Election, Cites Fraud

Djibouti opposition leaders are rejecting the results of the country's presidential election, citing fraud. Djibouti’s ruling party declared on Saturday that President Ismail Omar Guelleh won Friday’s presidential election, gaining nearly 87 percent of the votes. Three candidates who ran against the incumbent told VOA Somali the result was “false.” The independent candidate Mohamed Muse Tourtour said, "A national vote-stealing occurred, it is false and I will not accept...

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