Cahaly is a veteran Republican strategist, the norm-busting Southern pollster was born in Georgia to a Banker and Teacher, he developed obsession for politics as a child and studied it at the University of South Carolina....
The Governor of Vermont, and a chieftain of the Republican party, Phil Scott has disclosed that he voted for the opposition presidential candidate, Joe Biden. Speaking to newsmen after casting his vote, Scott admitted that it...
The Ivorian Electoral Authority have announced the third-term re-election of President Alassane Ouatara amidst deadly unrest and opposition boycott. The electoral commission president, Ibrahime Coulibaly-Kuibiert, said in an early morning broadcast that Ouattara won 94 per...
Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) have stormed Kabul University at Afghanista in the early hours of Monday to unleash terror during a book fair attended by an Iranian ambassador. At least 22 are reported...
Americans have started voting to decide who will be the country's president and vice president in the next four years. The major two-party candidates are Republican incumbent President Donald Trump and Democratic former Vice President Joe...
Uganda’s presidential candidate, Mr Patrick Amuriat has been arrested. Mr Patrick was arrested on arrival at the headquarter of his party, Forum for Democratic Change (FDC), in Najjanankumbi, Kampala and whisked to an unknown destination. The...
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