In a significant political shift, Chad’s parliament has voted to abolish presidential term limits, granting Mahamat Déby, who took power after the death of his father Idriss Déby in April 2021, the potential for indefinite rule. This controversial move has sparked widespread debate and raised concerns about the future of democracy in this Central African nation. Critics warn that removing term limits could entrench an authoritarian regime, while supporters argue it is necessary for maintaining political stability amid ongoing security challenges. As Chad navigates this critical moment, the implications of this parliamentary decision are expected to extend beyond its borders, affecting regional dynamics and geopolitical relations in the Sahel.
Chad’s Parliament Removes Presidential Term Limits: Opening Doors for Mahamat Déby’s Prolonged Rule
The recent decision by Chad’s parliament to eliminate presidential term limits has ignited fervent discussions among citizens and…
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Author : Caleb Wilson
Publish date : 2025-10-05 14:10:00
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