VOICED : Central Africa set to vote for president for peace

The transcript discusses the preparations and challenges faced in the Central African Republic's elections, including issues with voting cards and untrained polling agents. Despite these challenges, substantial resources and security measures have been implemented, with the UN and French forces increasing their presence. Community safety has improved, and residents are optimistic about the elections, hoping for a peaceful future after years of violence.

What issue did candidates raise about the voting process?

• Insufficient voting machines

• Duplicate and fake voting cards

• Lack of polling stations

• Unclear voting instructions

Which organizations increased their presence to ensure election security?

• The African Union and local government

• The European Union and local NGOs

• NATO and international observers

• The United Nations and French Sangari force

What areas were identified as problematic during the first round of elections?

• The 1st and 2nd districts

• The 3rd, 4th, and 8th districts

• The 5th and 6th districts

• The 7th and 9th districts

How do residents feel about the current safety situation compared to the referendum?

• Indifferent

• Safer

• No change

• More unsafe

What is the general sentiment of Central Africans towards the upcoming elections?

• Eagerness to vote for a better future

• Indifference due to past violence

• Fear of further violence

• Skepticism about the election process