With no official winner announced in the first round of Mali's presidential election on Sunday, supporters of the 27 candidates were waiting with baited breath for official results and trying to calculate their own. With some predicting that Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta could have won 50 per cent in the first round, his opponents were anxious that a second round be held., July 2013
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Credit: RFI/Pierre Rene-WormsTwenty-seven candidates took part in Mali's presidential election. Here, election workers are checking results from villages at the headquarters of Modibo Sidibe.
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Credit: RFI/Pierre Rene-WormsSpeaking to the press.
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Credit: RFI/Pierre Rene-WormsOutside the headquarters of Unam candidate Jeamille Bittar.
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Credit: RFI/Pierre Rene-WormsThe atmosphere is more tense at the headquarters of his main rival, Soumiala Cisse.
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Credit: RFI/Pierre Rene-WormsAll is calm at the headquarters of leading candidate and former prime minister Ibrahim Boubacar Keita.
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Credit: RFI EnglishPassing a campaign billboard of Housseini Amion Guindo.
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Credit: RFI/Pierre Rene-WormsThe headquarters of Yelema candidate Moussa Mara.
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Credit: RFI EnglishSeveral presidential candidates attended an emergency meeting to call for a second round.
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Credit: RFI/Pierre Rene-WormsDramane Dembele of Adema was among them.
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Credit: RFI EnglishModibo Sidibe of the CNPP and Adema's Dramane Dembele consult.
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Credit: RFI/Pierre Rene-WormsSomaila Cisse has said that a second round is "indispensable".
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