Eleksyon Zeneral 2020

Eleksyon Zeneral 2020 | 29 September 2020

Kandida Prezidansyel i demar zot progranm lo radyo ek televizyon
http://www.nation.sc/articles/6246/eleksyon-zeneral-2020

Eleksyon Zeneral 2020 | 30 September 2020
http://www.nation.sc/articles/6263/eleksyon-zeneral-2020

Lalyans Seselwa endorses United Seychelles (US) in presidential and legislative elections
Victoria, Seychelles | September 29, 2020, Tuesday @ 18:42 in National » POLITICS | By: Sharon Ernesta | Views: 1477
http://www.seychellesnewsagency.com/articles/13628/Lalyans+Seselwa+endorses+United+Seychelles+US+in+presidential+and+legislative+elections

General elections 2020 | 05 October 2020
http://www.nation.sc/articles/6331/general-elections-2020

Eleksyon zeneral le 22, 23 ek 24 Oktob | 05 October 2020
Ceps i ziska konmela satisfe avek konportman bann lider parti politik
http://www.nation.sc/articles/6323/eleksyon-zeneral-le-22-23-ek-24-oktob

Election observers from across East Africa arrive in Seychelles ahead of October 22-24 vote
Victoria, Seychelles | October 9, 2020, Friday @ 18:24 in National » POLITICS | By: Daniel Laurence Edited by: Betymie Bonnelame | Views: 589
http://www.seychellesnewsagency.com/articles/13682/Election+observers+from+across+East+Africa+arrive+in+Seychelles+ahead+of+October+-+vote

Presidential election 2020 | 09 October 2020

The three presidential candidates: (l to r) Wavel Ramkalawan, Danny Faure and Alain St Ange

All set for first live Presidential Debate tonight
http://www.nation.sc/articles/6390/presidential-election-2020

SBC Live | First presidential debate - 09.10.2020
https://youtu.be/YLuunKigwK4

Simon AsherAktyalite Sesel
5h ·
Once upon a time, across the seas,laid a string of islands, adrift in the oceans, a treasure unseen by many, sat a man under a coconut tree and thought this all belonged to him, his head filled with visions of a future people subjugated to his will and good graces.
So was set afoot the beginning of the end of a peaceful people, lulled by the gentle sea breezes for the northern and southern monsoons, the swaying of the coconut leaves and the gentle ebb of life on these beautiful islands. This was a people shaped from a multitude of nations, slaves, freemen, nobility, various religions, all cast into this melting pot and in the end all adapting to this island time and life, yes, for some harder than others, but all brothers and sisters born of this same pot.
Yet on the eve of their colonial independence when dreams and hopes of a bright and prosperous future filled many hearts, little did they know that one of their own was filled with traitorous, greedy and malicious intentions and had already cast his die, all the while smiling to his own.
Barely had one year past, when the blood of one of their own,would seep into the ground, the beginning of many murders, so much pain and suffering brought about by that man's ego and lust, so many escaping to other distany lands, to seek a life, to espace out of fear of the hangman's noose, in tears and great fear of loved one left behind, never knowing how fate and of what that man will decide to do, and yet even some believing being so far away, as to be out of that man's grasp, learned to their own demise the contrary.Yes, great fear and mistrust abound, corrupting the gentle souls of an island people.
Yet amidst all this fear, mistrust, loathing, betrayal there arose a man, torn by this daily soup of misery, a man named wavel ramkalawan, a son of this soil, distubed in his soul by God, stirred up and strengthened by the Holy Spirit, to never fear that petty dictator, began his mission, a voice as out of the wilderness, to prepare his fellow countrymen to rise out of the defeat in their souls, to start the long road to real freedom.
Yes so it was that many rallied together, at first in hiding, in whispers, in code, in small groups, as all knew that man was listening in, with his many spies and tonton macots, and despite this fearsome and towering goliath, the light of freedom and fresh air would not be stop. That man tried all his ways, killing, torturing, imprisoning, poisoning many in their souls with the love of mammon and power, and yet in spite of all his devious ways, that small light grew and grew, until from within and without, he could not stop the bursting forth of liberty, that which so many had known before, and many born after had only only heard of, they would see the heralding of this event unfolding before their eyes.
Yet it would come slowly, lest like a thirst stricken man from the desert heat, we drink too much and too long in one go, God in his infinite wisdom, played it out as he did with Moses , 40 years, before Israel was ready for the promised land.
So today, we stand, as it were, at the gates of canaan land, so take heart dear fellow citizens, He who has brought us so far , will accomplish that which He started.
Do not fear the giants in the land, for God will overcome them, and as we enter into this new chapter of our lives, to all a call to endure, to apply ourselves as never before, all hands on deck as it were, for there is much to restore to its proper order, much prayer and fasting is required lest we fail to appreciate that which is at hand, and lest we forget who has brought us thus far, His name Is Christ Jesus, The almighty God, ask wavel if that is not so,ask him if he believes he did this on his own strength, his answer will leave you in no doubt.
Pray for God wisdom, pray for this nation, torn by one man, to be united again by one man, and that this time, this man will lead us to that beautiful, simple island life those still alive will remember, and that he will stand for the sovereignty of this nation and its people above all else, and that God almighty will reveal the riches of this nation to us all, to prosper and bless us all,
Never forget.

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Dan demars pou fer ou pran en desizyon pli enformen lo fason ki pei pou ganny dirize pour sa prosen 5an, télésesel pou donn sa 3 kandida Prezidansel ki pou partisip dan eleksyon ver lafen Oktob, en dernyen sans pou konvenk ou lo progranm ki zot pe propoze.
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First presidential debate in the run-up to the general elections ‒ October 22-24, 2020 | 10 October 2020
http://www.nation.sc/articles/6407/first-presidential-debate-in-the-run-up-to-the-general-elections--october-22-24-2020

Presidential Elections 2020
https://www.kokiyaz.com/elections-president.html?fbclid=IwAR2c1HjhpTEX5TBcmXCU3Y9_b2E8bJ-rIzdGcut8CIlP4AV32vP8OJJKDek

Presidential debate forum Oct 12, 2020

https://youtu.be/Gi11UMCYzSw

We have been requested to watch this program and we have. Given our exile communities in North America, the USA, Europe, Australia, South Africa who follow and can take their time to understand the current political process.

We want to come back to the Covid Pandemic - the Politicians attended a Mass last night and the populace say they are Christian and the many Bodies/Groups, Associations set up since President FA Rene relinquish Power in 2008. They refuse to grasp, restrict their mind and person to expressing their view on that COVID.  One of the commentator stating the Seychellois electorate are not uneducated - this statement, other critical approach to  studying that COVID pandemic phenomena. For the past 15 years our addressing the international community.  Please Seychelles use your Brian do not insult your self,  the intellectual, scientific  and justice capacity of some of the world nation when any entity need, is required to address them on a long running abuse. The manner those in Seychelles work  right across the board. That SIROP program have the capacity to leverage the President Office, his Cabinet,  his government working in many ways, including many of its national institutions in depth,  this have been going on for 30 years. Then those five commentator they come and never once address this phenomenon any of those Presidential candidate can and may have very good knowledge and intellect and resources - when other more complex mechanism  come into play and directly or indirectly influence that SIROP program across its wide working the reaction and synergy and dynamic,  this in turn influence many aspects of not just Seychelles and region, Gulf and international workings  - what do they have to say on this.

That SIROP program played a vital role in developing the WWW, connecting Africa and the Indian ocean -  any person,  entity involved in such process retain , maintain and have the capacity for a very long period to influence and manage the associated issue as they develop if the so choose - the IT,  Internet technology and it use, application,  development in Seychelles and the region.

Lastly we come back to the Covid situation - many ought to know in Seychelles  that Pandemic ought not to have occurred and the gravity. Had that program and its management been undertaken in differently, in Seychelles and Europe,  the different dynamic and synergy driving the development of Pandemic. The complete refusal of everybody in Seychelles to acknowledge in words that via that program there have been very many highly complex military, economic and bilateral issues we have managed and influenced  - come such a very important moment the reaction, position  of those selected to speak their minds.  By the same token one can refer to the EU legislation on Terrorism and definition. Here we are coming forward providing due accountability statement, information and everybody in Seychelles glaring back poker face, after those 23,000 exile have been criminally abused and utterly exploited for 30 years - this  is the scenario that causes real Terrorism dynamic to develop and abnormal undercurrent begin to exhibit itself.

To manage this we went to the EU institutions in 2014/15 and our eternal impute in the Presidential and National election process, the outcome, events  we have consistently published made public. Beside,  those 23,000 exile that program was put together and represented the past 30 years under internal Justice system they have Rights, they have Rights to a share of the impute and development that have taken place in Seychelles the past 30 years in good and kind - what we have address the ICJ and the European institution and the Human Right court. Our request for the due legal and other resources making it possible for us to share in writing and verbally this process the past 30 years. Politely said they have a right to influence and become involve in the political process of the Nation. Then we have the issue of the gross worth of that Program today and its state, the state of things and the future now,   this was never hinted or mention by anybody and then we spend the greater time discussing  Trafficking and Drugs, clandestine economy, related national problem and corruption.

General elections ‒ October 22-24, 2020 | 12 October 2020

Father Alcindor presiding over the spiritual gathering (Photo: Louis Toussaint)

Candidates take part in spiritual gathering
http://www.nation.sc/articles/6420/general-elections--october-22-24-2020

Letter to the Editor | 12 October 2020
Campaigning in pandemic times
http://www.nation.sc/articles/6417/letter-to-the-editor

Opinion - Characteristics of a good candidate | 12 October 2020
http://www.nation.sc/articles/6418/opinion-characteristics-of-a-good-candidate

13//10/20

Certain high official of the Seychelles Justice have indicated in writing the above comment we have lost our integrity. On account of our Training, those who have spent years in our training, gaining due knowledge, expertise, experience. We have, make it a must to address the minimum on certain taboo topic in/to the public on account of backlashes.

In 2014/5 as Seychelles was preparing for the much anticipated Presidential and National Assembly election, then EU Commission, Council of Europe officials and Parliament, their Indian Ocean working seated in Mauritius - the British officials and contingent, their then workings. A large majority of our exiles had anticipated, wished that a major changes would take place in Seychelles and the region after so many years of the ruling party in Power, the dynamic efforts, what happened, the outcome. The role, function and management of that SIROP program mechanism, alive then former Sir James Mancham and President FA Rene. Very important to note then, In office President Holland, PM Valls, Minister Macron, Minster Segolan Royal. At the White House President Obama and at then UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon. Those correspondence we addressed the White House and other US high party, the UN, France high officials in instance stating our view what the Obama Administration was all about, the important link, correlation with that SIROP program and the Indian Ocean, Africa, US strategic paramount vested interests.

There is the need requirement to get the officials to refocus, compel them to remember, those who question our integrity. Under the Obama administration, the US Indian Ocean, Gulf, Asia , Africa working - the then dynamic, synergy political events, economic scenario. How his office had to battle the mega US negative image and the dreadful economic situation, in part using that SIROP program capacity. This did not stop there, His office Africa politic and policy in part influenced by that SIROP program in conjunction with the then UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon. In spite of the issues which had started the PM Cameron agenda/politic and others to get Britain out of EU, Mr Nigel Farage - how President Obama Administration worked and was workings in the face of the developing crises of Britexit. Economic curtailment and restriction, budget curtailment bilateral international, European relation, the serious grave attempt to cause as much malfunction to the EU and discredit what it represented, achievements. In Britain those from the Chancellor office who remembers.

Of relevancy to the above comment, then Epidemic in Middle East and Africa and we will be cautious, still address it - certain circle of the media had written argued that because of a black African President in then white House and significant regional, world influence on many stages, that had unleashed a category of venomous, aggressive, deadly pandemic - the for runner of Covid. On account of that SIROP program we had to engage, monitor and impute where we could and for then world situation, then UN this was a very concerning situation. Those who would say by some strange, miraculous way that then Pandemic did not cause as many death as feared and been predicted. This is what we mean SIROP program past experience with Pandemic. Again we address our concern to the EU, those from the African Union who had wanted to engage with us in that SRIOP program/the call to reboot that program, reevaluate its current and past workings and impacts. Then very much alive Sir James Mancham and former President FA Rene and the issues of North African Spring our explanation and that SIROP program, those who actively manipulated, manged aspect of its mechanism to cause and bring about the political events in North Africa, then what the UN and so call world media wrote. Then USA position and Russia, China.

Come the outcome of the US election and President Trump that SIROP program just did not vanish. How can any entity having played such a major role in regional, 'European and wold issues just vanish. Major effort have been made to render it useless and antiquated depending on those with their own agenda. There began other major malfunction to occur and appear. President Trump as a Major business entity must remember many aspects of that SIROP program working and impacts on his corporate workings. Combining the experience we had gone though with President Obama and President Trump his corporate years on, the argument that SIROP program have unique capacity, past Seychelles issues and South and North Korea, then developing issues of North Korea - we judge that Program had leveraged sufficient important major development in the UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Jordan , Lebanon Syria certain part of North Africa, the developing Waring climate like at the time that program had help develop a very unique synergy in 1986/87, in diffusing the major world tension between NATO and Warsaw Pact, the USA and the Soviet, it can also achieve this by helping to develop and put in place a very different regional political and economic regime -the NEOM concept which have been half explained to the world. We will not enter the argument what rights and the ability of that program. We remind everybody the North African Spring and those who had managed the mechanism of that SIROP program to cause what happen and using the mechanism for a positive future regional development. The EU high institutions refusal to engage, take serious note they would say, those in France Germany, Italy and Vatican. The impact on the Pandemic thematic. Again our plea to the UN and EU help report on that Program then with the given resource they would have discover many important strange phenomena that had become apparent, got developed because of mismanagement, including the Pandemics . Hence when we write had that program been actively been working on the continent Europe that Pandemic would not have come about surfaced, been unleashed. We will not enter the China working issues with that SIROP program, please refer to our blog and forums. Again the issues of President J A Michel offer to share an Office in his building for that SIROP program - NEOM. other alternative, the Lawyers Pardiwalla in Seychelles and Boule, the Truth commission and the National Assembly. Had they actively provide office space in Seychelles for that SIROP program representing the interests of those 23,000 exiles, the very marked difference in Seychelles national and Bilateral workings. Those who decided to outright cut us out, leave us out and their arguments. The situation we have today economic wise, political, social wise and all those involved currently their respective position shamefully if not criminal, gross criminality, enough to warrant the issues be refer to the International Criminal Court. Had they engaged differently with that SIROP - NEOM thematic and African Union, with strong certainty that pandemic would not have surfaced.

Prior to that Pandemic the demonizing process of thematic and society working, the impact result. The direct impact on human minds, causing inability to analyse and argue logically, combine with amnesia. We trust given the many publish phenomena of that Pandemic combine will not create such a mind situation that render reading what we have tried to explain cause terrible grave inability to even comprehend the very basic of argument, the need and relevancy for such argument.

General elections 2020 | 14 October 2020
How much did it cost to print the ballot papers?
http://www.nation.sc/articles/6447/general-elections-2020

The elections through the eyes of children | 14 October 2020
http://www.nation.sc/articles/6436/the-elections-through-the-eyes-of-children

Thursday, 15 October 2020
Transition of power
A hypothetical bridge
What will happen if Seychelles sees its first-ever change of government in the upcoming elections?
by W. J. May
For the last 43 years – since the coup d’état of 1977 and persisting through the return of multiparty politics in 1993 – Seychelles has been governed by one political party, under its various guises. As such, the hypothetical bridge of what happens if an opposition force were to win a Presidential Election has never been crossed.
In recent decades, however, greater public accountability, an increasingly vocal opposition and a break from the oppressive politics of old means Seychelles heads into the 2020 elections with many voters genuinely expecting change.
Consider the fact former President James Michel and his Parti Lepep government only won the 2015 Presidential Election by a mere 193 votes. The tiny margin of victory suggests that failing to at least contemplate how the first handover of power in Seychelles’ history might be executed would be short-sighted at best.
Given it has never happened before, laws around the topic are limited. An important element can be found in the Constitution, which dictates that within 24 hours of the announcement of the results of a Presidential Election, the new President must be sworn in by the Chief Justice.
TODAY put the question of how a theoretical change in government might occur to a number of expert legal professionals.
“There is nothing [in terms of legislation] directing how things should go. All the law says is that a new President, whether incumbent or not, has to be sworn in within 24 hours of the [results] announcement,” explained lawyer Bernard Georges.
“If it is a new President, then the old President and his Ministers go – they are the only ones to be replaced,” he continued, referring to the fact the posts of other civil servants are not affected by a change in President.
“Then the new President comes in without any Ministers. So what he has to do is immediately reconvene the National Assembly and send his list of Ministers down to parliament to approve them. I assume if there is a change in government, the incoming President will sit with the outgoing and have a meeting and agree on how the transfer of power will happen,” he added.
Georges admitted that the relevant legislation is “all over the place”, declaring that “this should have all been sorted out by a transition document.”
“But just like making a will, it is an acceptance of one’s mortality so one puts it off for as long as possible. These things should have been sorted out a long time ago,” he said.
Another lawyer, Jean-Marc Lablache, also admitted “there isn’t any specific legislation covering the transfer of power” bar the Constitution ordering a swearing-in ceremony within 24 hours of the results being announced.
“From a legal side, I am not expecting any difficulty as long as there is cooperation from the outgoing establishment if there is a change in President. Nowhere in the world is there any specific law catering for a transfer of power. It should go automatically, I don’t think we need a law,” he said.
When asked whether he thinks the process is ‘automatic’ in other countries as their longer democratic histories have allowed regular changes in leadership to build up such tradition, Lablache agreed.
“But from what I have seen over the last four years, if Mr. Ramkalawan or Mr. St Ange is declared President, he [President Faure] would gracefully leave office. I don’t see him putting up resistance.
Turning his attention to another issue, Lablache said that “our problem is there is a bit of a blurred line between the civil service and political appointees.”
“The political appointees should resign with any change in leadership too. I am worried some political appointees, who have been appointed by virtue of political allegiance to the party in power, might wish to stay in government. I am thinking specifically of a few Principal Secretaries that were former MNAs who were then parachuted into the civil service. I think if they were dignified, they would resign from their post too,” he said.
For his part, lawyer Anthony Derjacques mused that all stakeholders involved in a hypothetical transfer of power will have considered how it will work.
“The acting Chief Justice will know his role, the three presidential candidates will have individually worked out in their own mind the process, then State House protocol will also know it has to do a transition one way or another. You cannot expect they do not know,” he said.
“I think the transition is so simple and that it will therefore be easy to follow. Down the road, the National Assembly will have to establish perhaps better protocol and legal transition regulations. But right now, with what we have, it will all have to be done in a maximum of four to five days, so it will be very quick,” Derjacques added.
“And if you compare it to other countries with a lot of regulations, it can also lead to complications. At this point in time, if all parties are bona fide, or of good faith, it should be quite quick and easy if it ever happens.”
TODAY has also sought the input of Attorney General Frank Ally. We are yet to receive any responses to our emails and calls.
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Presidential election 2020 | 15 October 2020
Wavel Ramkalawan

Candidates make case on key issues to woo voters
http://www.nation.sc/articles/6464/presidential-election-2020

Presidential election 2020 | 15 October 2020
Danny Faure

Candidates make case on key issues to woo voters
http://www.nation.sc/articles/6465/presidential-election-2020

Presidential election 2020 | 15 October 2020
Mr Alain St Ange

Candidates make case on key issues to woo voters
http://www.nation.sc/articles/6466/presidential-election-2020

World Standards Day 2020 | 15 October 2020
World Standards Day 2020
‘Protecting the planet with standards’
http://www.nation.sc/articles/6450/world-standards-day-2020

Seychelles Pandemic 2020 general election - late Kuwait Emir Sheikh Sabah Ahmad Al Sabah - SIROP program 1986/87
http://sirop-cdu-alliance-snm.blogspot.com/2020/10/seychelles-pandemic-2020-general.html

Beside and as well as that SIROP program and those23,000 exile from Seychelles thematic we have been involved with the past 40 years, our previous comment since the announcement of the Presidential and National election 2020. What it means to have work and impute at the degree and level we have of world workings and politic, Sir James Mancham, former President FA Rene, Mr Robert Frichot, former Minister of Defence Ogilvy Berloius, Senior SPDF officers active knowledge.

We want to point the Seychellois nation, political leadership and parties to replay events surrounding Papa Doc Duvalier Term of office and events we have impute and worked the associated issues, those then alive and involved, responsible. Given the Nation of Haiti culture, the substantial importance of Parascience in many aspects of their government working, including at international bilateral workings, How those alive then we impute and influence their outcome. Extract Wikipedia - Following a series of short-lived presidencies, François 'Papa Doc' Duvalier took power in 1956, ushering in a long period of autocratic rule that was continued by his son Jean-Claude 'Baby Doc' Duvalier that lasted until 1986; the period was characterised by state-sanctioned violence against the opposition and civilians, corruption, and economic stagnation. Since 1986 Haiti has been attempting to establish a more democratic political system. The writing and formulating of that SIROP program complex impacting many aspects of their politic and issues, then US government, British , UN and France. Leading to the Priest taking over from Baby Doc Duvalier - he was what many would term a puppet, the impact of that SIROP program over many years and about the same time in Seychelles our Opposition politic and how then Rev Wankalawan got synergized to become engage in politic, start the protests and those in London who knew and monitored our issues. Seychelles politic, culture and aspect of its bilateral working resemble importantly that of Haiti.

That earth quake which devastated the Haitian capital and caused so much sufferings was not a normal event - even when the so call experts, the UN and the USA publish what they have. Given the state of the world economy, politic, dynamic unless those three above entities, parties approach the forthcoming Presidential election with the view of forming a coalition or Power sharing - just as we told former President Sir James Mancha at the Reef Hotel a few weeks before we went in exile there would be a coup d'etat before one years and his reaction, composure. What really happened and those who have addressed the Truth Commission. We strongly believe that a government formed uniquely by the incoming LDS will experience great difficulty and challenges - beside their utter dishonesty of how the amalgamation of the LDS, fusion - they will be call to account.

Haiti
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haiti

25 écoles et crèches seront utilisées comme bureaux de vote lors des élections du 22 au 24 octobre aux Seychelles
Victoria, Seychelles | | October 16, 2020, Friday @ 22:26 in En français » ACTUALITÉS NATIONALES | By: Daniel Laurence , Betymie Bonnelame et Rudie Bastienne | Views: 79
http://www.seychellesnewsagency.com/articles/13720/+coles+et+crches+seront+utilises+comme+bureaux+de+vote+lors+des+lections+du++au++octobre+aux+Seychelles

General elections 2020 ‒ Presidential debate 2 | 17 October 2020
The three presidential candidates during the live debate (Photo: Joena Meme)

Candidates provide stance in second showdown
By Elsie Pointe, Laura Pillay & Roland Duval
http://www.nation.sc/articles/6497/general-elections-2020--presidential-debate-2

General elections ‒ October 22-24, 2020 | 17 October 2020
http://www.nation.sc/articles/6496/general-elections--october-22-24-2020

President of Seychelles: The politics behind paradise | Talk to Al Jazeera
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZN54x2_djQ

General elections ‒ October 22-24, 2020 - Update 8.48pm | 23 October 2020
3,874 votes cast on the first two days of voting
http://www.nation.sc/articles/6590/general-elections--october-22-24-2020-update-848pm

General elections ‒ October 22-24, 2020 - Update 8.45 pm | 23 October 2020 | 23 October 2020
General elections Day 2
http://www.nation.sc/articles/6589/general-elections--october-22-24-2020-update-845-pm--23-october-2020

General elections ‒ October 22-24, 2020 - Update 8.15 pm | 23 October 2020
http://www.nation.sc/articles/6587/general-elections--october-22-24-2020-update-815-pm

General elections ‒ October 22-24, 2020 | 23 October 2020

A long queue of voters at the English River special station (Photo: Anel Robert)
First day of voting marred by register challenge, long queues
http://www.nation.sc/articles/6586/general-elections--october-22-24-2020

North East Point special voting smooth sailing | 23 October 2020
http://www.nation.sc/articles/6585/north-east-point-special-voting-smooth-sailing

General Elections – October 22-24 | 23 October 2020
General Elections – October 22-24
Voting on the outer islands (Photo sources: Telesesel)

Essential workers and travellers cast their votes at RA special centre
http://www.nation.sc/articles/6584/general-elections--october-22-24

8 p.m News 23-10-2020
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6-bBrZ2HbY

LIVE | SBC NEWS Special: Elections 2020

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LE__ZQx1wf0

AN DIREK | nouvel 12:30: Eleksyon 2020
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VP0TkF4-z2Y

Elections 2020
Flanked by family members, Linyon Demkokratik Seselwa’s presidential hopeful Wavel Ramkalawan turned up to the St Louis voting station at English River Crèche slightly after 11am to cast his ballot in the general elections.
Efficient processing of voters by electoral officers meant the opposition challenger breezed through the voting station in a matter of minutes, not having to deal with the queues that had bunched up earlier this morning.
Speaking to the press after voting, Ramkalawan said that the main voting day was “so good so far.”
“Until now, I must say there are no issues that I can raise. I think the Electoral Commission has done a good job, except for a few special stations where things have been admittedly harder,” he said.
He noted one of the only problems he had heard of was that voting stations in certain districts had to open late as they did not receive the list of voters that had already cast their ballots on Thursday and Friday on time.
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