Guinea electoral body appoints South African firm

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CONAKRY, Guinea (AP) — Guinea’s National Electoral Commission has approved the hiring of South African software firm Waymark to compile a new list of registered voters for elections on May 12.

The 11 opposition supporters on the 25-member commission objected to the decision Friday, charging that Waymark was open to voting fraud because it was selected by the ruling party.

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