Complaints of rigging are training the presidential election in the Central African Republic.

Complaints of rigging are training the presidential election in the Central African Republic.
Thirty candidates contested the election on Wednesday next week and twenty of them have come out to complain of massive fraud in the vote counting.
The aggrieved candidates have issued a joint statement, demanding a re-run of the poll, stressing that they refuse to be accomplices of electoral masquerade.The three main contenders are not among the signatories of the statement, including former Prime Minister FAUSTIN TOUADERA who is leading with twenty-three percent of the vote so far counted.