Congo-Brazzaville voted on Sunday in an election expected to extend 82-year-old President Denis Sassou Nguesso's more than four decades in power in the oil-rich central African country.
Six candidates stood against Sassou Nguesso but the main opposition was divided and largely absent, leaving him set to win another five-year term.
Six candidates stood against Sassou Nguesso but the main opposition was divided and largely absent, leaving him set to win another five-year term.
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