N'Djamena: Chads criminal court on Saturday sentenced Success Masra, the country's former prime minister and opposition leader, to 20 years in prison. Masra faced convictions on charges including incitement to hatred and revolt, as well as complicity to murder. These charges were linked to a deadly clash between herders and farmers that occurred in May.

According to France24.com, the court's decision has sparked discussions about political tensions and justice in Chad. Masra's sentencing is seen as a significant development in the country's political landscape, impacting both local and international perceptions. The incident in May, which led to the charges, involved violent altercations that highlighted ongoing disputes over land and resources between herding and farming communities.