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schema:articleBody	Former interior minister Mohamed Bazoum, the candidate of Niger's ruling PNDS party, has won the presidential elections with 55.75 percent of the second-round vote, according to provisional figures published on Tuesday. Opposition candidate Mahamane Ousmane picked up 44.25 percent, Issaka Souna, chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI), said in an announcement attended by senior officials and members of the diplomatic corps. "(These) results are provisional and must be put to the Constitutional Court for its assessment," Souna said. Earlier, Ousmane's campaign manager, Falke Bacharou, said the results were an "electoral holdup" and urged the public to protest against it. The elections, which were held on December 27 followed by a runoff on Sunday, have been showcased as the first democratic transition in the coup-prone Sahel state's history. Bazoum, 60, who is outgoing president Mahamadou Issoufou's right-hand man, picked up just over 39 percent of the vote in the first round. Ousmane, 71, became the country's first democratically elected president in 1993, only to be toppled in a coup three years later. He won just under 17 percent in the first round but gained pledges of support from a coalition of 18 opposition parties in the days before the runoff The world's poorest nation according to the UN's development rankings for 189 countries, Niger is also struggling with jihadist insurgencies that have spilled over from Mali in the west and Nigeria in the southeast. ah-stb/ri/tgb
schema:headline	Mohamed Bazoum wins Niger's presidential runoff
schema:mentions	Sahel Mohamed Bazoum Jihadism Two-round system Management Mali Niger United Nations Nigeria Mahamadou Issoufou Issaka Souna Independent National Electoral Commission (Democratic Republic of the Congo) Mahamane Ousmane Constitutional Court of Thailand
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schema:datePublished	2021-02-23 (xsd:date)
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