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While regional and international organisations, and Governments are calling on Guyana’s to conclude the March 2, 2020 elections, the matter is back in the courts, this time the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) where everyone hopes will be the final leg of a long journey to bring a conclusion to the matter of installing a President and a new parliament. The majority of stakeholders are tired of waiting and need an urgent resolution of the matter as it relates to the elections.

Politics in Guyana:
Like the pandemic, where no one knows when it will end, no one knows when the elections in Guyana will be declared. Last week, we taught we would have had a government by weekend but instead we saw a situation where the principal stakeholders were back in court.

Finally, the Guyanese people should know the state of affairs in relation to the swearing-in of a Government by Wednesday of this week as the four-stage process ends. Justice Singh holds the key and the world is watching. Guyana needs our prayers. Let us pray for an outcome that will be acceptable to the majority of Guyanese.

Here is my selected Quote of the week:
“If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten we belong to each other.” Quote by — Mother Teresa