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Sierra Leone presidential run-off can go ahead “as planned”: High Court

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A women cast her ballot as part of the general elections, on 7 March 2018 at a polling station in Freetown in Sierra Leone. [Picture: AFP]
Sierra Leone’s High Court on Monday vacated an injunction to delay a second round of the presidential election, which had been scheduled to take place on Tuesday, Justice Abdul Rahman Mansaray said.

The court had stayed the run-off between Julius Maada Bio and Samura Kamara last week after a member of Kamara’s party alleged fraud, but the court said on Monday that the election “can go ahead as planned”.

It was not immediately clear if the commission would be able to organise the vote on Tuesday.

 

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