RNN Somali TV – Somalia Elections | Date: May 2, 2025
Voter registration has officially begun this morning in Dharkeynley district of Mogadishu, marking a key step in Somalia’s journey toward implementing the one person, one vote electoral system.
Residents of the district turned out in large numbers, forming long queues at designated registration centers to obtain their voter ID cards.
High Turnout and Enthusiasm
RNN Somali TV reporters on the ground observed hundreds of people gathered at various registration points, expressing high levels of readiness, patience, and awareness about the importance of participating in the electoral process.
One local resident waiting in line told our reporter:
“This is my first time participating in a one person, one vote system. I truly feel like my vote will count.”
Officials Monitoring the Process
Local government officials and representatives from the electoral commission visited the registration sites to oversee the operations and ensure the process was orderly, secure, and transparent.
According to the Independent Electoral Commission, the voter registration in Dharkeynley is part of the first phase of implementing the national electoral framework, aimed at expanding democratic participation across the country.
Conclusion
The voter registration drive in Dharkeynley reflects the growing political awareness and civic engagement among Somali citizens. It is a promising step toward building a credible and inclusive democratic system.
RNN Somali TV will continue to provide in-depth coverage of the voter registration process and the broader electoral developments across Somalia.
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