During the first round, Botswana candidate garnered 16 votes, Equitorial Guinea 12 votes and Uganda’s envoy got 11 votes. In the third and final round, Venson-Moitoi got 23 votes, 13 short of the required 36 or two thirds majority because 28 countries abstained from voting.
Therefore, this means that Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma remains in the position until January 2017 when elections will be held.