‘Worried’ legislators warn of 2023 election setback

The national parliament has raised fresh concerns over the implementation of the revitalised peace agreement, where lawmakers are worried that the remaining transitional period could be shorter to allow for the accomplishment of pending tasks. While the parliament was inaugurated...

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