2026 Presidential Election in Benin: When the Campaign Becomes a Show and Culture

Author: Tognissè DahandéPublished on: April 10, 2026Country: Benin

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2026 Presidential Election in Benin: When the Campaign Becomes a Show and Culture

The campaign for the April 2026 presidential election in Benin turned into a traveling festival, with meetings animated by concerts and cultural performances. Candidates Wadagni-Talata and Hounkpè-Hounwanou incorporated traditional elements, such as the Zangbéto and Egungun, to strengthen their connection with voters. Music and culture played a key role in mobilizing crowds, transforming gatherings into moments of joyful communion.

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