IT is astounding, the way so many have fallen silent about the irregularities and abnormalities that happened during the May 9 elections. If one weren’t listening to the quiet, one would think what we had was the cleanest, most honest and credible election ever. That of course is not true.

Apparently this democracy that prides itself in being partial to the truth, and which demands of its government officials and institutions honesty and integrity, can also decide to be blind to an electoral crisis.

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