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schema:articleBody	Somalia's political leaders have agreed to hold a long-delayed presidential election on October 10, the prime minister's office said Tuesday, following months of deadlock that turned violent at times. The office of Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble unveiled the timetable for indirect parliamentary and presidential elections in a statement on Twitter, saying stakeholders had agreed to a roadmap for a vote following two days of talks in the capital Mogadishu. President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed and the leaders of Somalia's five states had been unable to agree on the terms of a vote before his term lapsed in February, triggering an unprecedented constitutional crisis. The political impasse exploded into violence in April when negotiations collapsed and the lower house of parliament extended the president's mandate by two years, sparking gun battles on the streets of Mogadishu. Under pressure the president, commonly known as Farmajo, reversed the mandate extension and ordered his prime minister to reconvene with the leaders of Somalia's five states to chart a fresh roadmap towards elections. In May, the warring leaders announced plans to commence the multi-stage election process within 60 days, helping ease political tensions. The timetable announced Tuesday schedules elections for the upper house on July 25, and the lower house between August 10 and September 10. Both houses are then convened and a vote for the president held on October 10. Somalia has not held a direct one-person, one-vote election since 1969. Repeated efforts to organise such a ballot have been scuttled by security problems or lack of political will. The upcoming election, like others past, follows a complex indirect model. Special delegates, chosen by the country's myriad clan elders, pick lower house MPs while senators are nominated by state presidents and then endorsed by local legislatures. This election was to go further in terms of inclusivity, with double the polling locations and almost twice as many delegates voting as the last election in 2017. str-np/txw/ri
schema:headline	Somalia to hold presidential election October 10
schema:mentions	2017 French presidential election Clan Somalia Prime Minister of Australia Twitter President of the United States Constitutional crisis Scuttling Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed Under Pressure Upper house Mogadishu
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