Concerns are mounting among political observers in Chad as the opposition group Les Patriotes, part of the former Groupe de concertation des acteurs politiques (GCAP), raises fresh alarms about the nation’s evolving political climate.
During a press briefing held in N’Djamena on Wednesday, party representatives highlighted what they described as an intensifying authoritarian stance by authorities, accompanied by a wave of judicial actions against key political figures. The group also pointed to a troubling deterioration in national security and a widening divide between communities.
These developments underscore growing tensions within the country, prompting calls for urgent dialogue and reform to restore stability and democratic governance.
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