Equatorial Guinea says Obiang wins in criticised poll

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Equatorial Guinea says Obiang wins in criticised poll

Equatorial Guinea, Politics — By AfricaTimes on November 30, 2009 9:28 am

Obiang Nguema

Equatorial Guinea’s President Teodoro Obiang Nguema won 96.7 percent in the central African’s election, according to provisional results on Monday of a poll widely criticised for falling short of democratic standards. The figure was published on the government’s website after returns from around a quarter of voting stations.

Obiang came to power in the oil-producing central African nation 30 years ago and is now set for a further seven-year term.

Reuters.

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