Opposition leader Ousainou Darboe has officially filed his candidacy for the December 5 presidential election in Gambia, signalling a new phase in the country’s race for the top office.
The move comes as the Gambia’s electoral calendar approaches, with the vote slated for the first week of December. Darboe’s entry is expected to intensify competition among candidates and broaden the field of contenders.
Darboe, who has long been a prominent figure in Gambian politics, will now compete for the presidency against the incumbent and other challengers. His candidacy adds a high‑profile dimension to the campaign, drawing attention from voters across the nation.
As the election date draws nearer, parties and supporters are gearing up for a series of rallies and debates. The outcome of the December 5 vote will determine the next direction for Gambia’s political future.
<small>Source: Africanews — read the original story there.</small>
