The Powerful NGO " Citizens Democracy Watch" which monitors elections locally in Seychelles has declared that it will defer its decision on the Seychelles Presidential Elections 2015 Second Round, which is being contested legally by SNP candidate Wavel Ramkalawan, and claimed by Mr. James Michel as the victor by a hair margin.
James Michel polled 50.13 % and Ramkalawan polled 49.78 percent, making the election the closet election ever contested in Africa.
CDW fielded over 75 election observers in the last election. Having local knowledge, and local contacts, proved invaluable to insuring that the democratic process was respected as much as possible. International Observers such as the Commonwealth Observers, and SADC Observers cooperated with the CDW to keep the lid tight on the elections.
Mr. Ramkalawan along with " Union For Change" an election pact with Kingmaker, Patrick Pillay and the enforcer Alexia Amesbury, have united with Mr. Ramkalawan's SNP to challenge the election results. The losing candidate gave a scorching speech on the heels of the results being announced, citing that " there will be problems in Seychelles". and insisting " the elections had been stolen".
The island nation state population is sitting on pins and needles to hear from the Constitutional court of Appeals and the Supreme Court on three (3) Petitions filed, one asking the Courts to grant a 3 rd Ballot after the dubious 2 nd Round.
Sesel Pou Seselwa!