A landmark moment in the nation’s political history—the first nationwide elections in over five decades—was set to take place next year, marking a potential turning point for democracy. However, recent developments have cast uncertainty over the planned timeline, leaving voters and observers questioning whether the process will proceed as expected. With no clear alternative schedule announced, the future of this long-awaited vote remains in flux. The situation raises concerns about political stability and the government’s commitment to restoring democratic institutions after decades of interruption.
The country's first nationwide elections since 1969 are due next year - a timetable now thrown into doubt.
