Voting day concludes with low turnout in Djibouti as Guelleh set to win sixth term

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Just over 256,000 people were eligible to choose between Ismail Omar Guelleh and his little-known opponent Mohamed Farah Samatar but turnout remained low throughout the day.

Voting day concludes with low turnout in Djibouti as Guelleh set to win sixth term

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