[Published on 15/11/26 at 14:30 GMT] On the eve of 16 November's closed-door meeting of heads of state, the continued candidacy of Rwandan nominee Louise Mushikiwabo is exacerbating tensions and isolating Kigali more than ever, as it now faces a coalition of several states. The Senegalese president is due to hold a final consultation on the evening of 15 November. Several scenarios, including a freeze on the nomination process, are being considered in an attempt to preserve the organisation's unity.
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