 Representatives from the National Election Board of Ethiopia have taken to the street of Addis Ababa to explain the voting process ahead of Monday's elections. Prime Minister Abir Ahmed said the national and regional parliamentary elections will be the country's first free and fair pose of the decades of repressive rule. But voting has been delayed in 110 out of 547 constituencies because of violent conflict and logistical problems and some opposition parties are boycotting the elections over what they describe as harassment of their members. One candidate is contestant the election from jail.