The latest political developments in Chad have attracted much attention in recent days, with plans for the return of Chadian opponent Succès Masra. According to consistent sources, the Chadian government has given instructions to airlines serving Ndjamena to prohibit them from boarding their Succès Masra planes, which has scheduled its return for October 18.
This decision by the transitional government quickly made headlines and raised questions about freedom of expression and movement in Chad. While the government neither confirms nor denies these restrictions, it has stated that the conditions for the return of Succès Masra are not yet met. Indirect negotiations continue and measures are taken to avoid disturbances to public order.
However, Succès Masra remains determined to return to Chad, despite the obstacles. He considers that his return is essential to resume the political fight and does not back down in the face of international arrest warrants or arrests of activists. His return arouses a certain tension between the supporters of Succès Masra and the transitional government, a few days before the announced date.
This situation raises questions about the rights of the political opposition and freedom of expression in Chad. As negotiations continue behind the scenes, it is important to closely monitor the developments of this matter and see how it plays out in the days to come.
In conclusion, the alleged ban on airlines from boarding Succès Masra for its return to Chad raises concerns about respect for the rights of the political opposition in the country. This case is symptomatic of the current political tensions in Chad and it is essential to remain vigilant as to the evolution of the situation.