Concerns are mounting over the credibility of recent elections in the Republic of the Congo, where reports of low voter turnout, alleged irregularities, and a widespread boycott have sparked debate both locally and internationally.
Incumbent President Denis Sassou Nguesso was declared the winner, but critics argue the process was deeply flawed, citing claims of ballot stuffing, voter suppression, and restricted communications during the vote.
To unpack these developments and what they mean for the future of democracy in the country, Lulu Gaboo spoke to activist and social entrepreneur Jurol Loemba....

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