The Chief of Staff of the Head of State reports that following this meeting with senior officials of other institutions of the country, important decisions will be taken and announced, in strict respect of the Constitution and of the Law election. All this, -Vital Kamerhe underlines, in order to preserve the credibility of the continuation of the electoral process and peace on the whole country.

Before the highly anticipated meeting on Monday, Felix Tshisekedi met on Saturday on the same subject, first with the President of the Constitutional Court, Benedict Lwamba Bindu, the president and vice-president of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Corneille Nangaa and Norbert Basengezi. And then, with delegates of CACH / UDPS activists

Computations are from everywhere 

As much to underline, the meeting on Saturday, between Felix Tshisekedi, president of the High Court and the vice-president of the Central Electoral, was variously commented within the opinion. Normal, given the context that prevailed at this meeting and the status of different actors

Even if nothing has leaked from these closed-door exchanges, alert minds anticipate that the possibilities of reporting the results of the senatorial were at the heart of the meeting.

In some circles of the base of the ruling UDPS, this thesis is increasingly supported. Is it to be deduced that these fighters are in the perfume of the wages that the Head of State would have given to their emissaries who met him on weekends? Is it also to infer that it is this option that Udps fighters intend to suggest to the moral authority of their party, today at the top of the state? As many questions as some ask.

But, in the event that this is the antidote to all the suspicions of corruption that came out of the poll on Friday, March 15, then we should evaluate the cost and the constraints. First in terms of financial and material resources- The second imperative is that of time. For, to cancel the results of the senatorial supposes that it is necessary to reschedule the deadlines of the rest of the process. What inevitably would lead to a delay to implement new institutions.

With regard to the Senate, for example, the eventuality of a cancellation of the results of the poll on Friday, March 15, would mean that there would be a National Assembly that would work without the sister chamber. This would constitutes, no more and no less, a constitutional coup d'etat, since the Supreme Law provides for a bicameral Parliament.

In view of the consequences of a possible invalidation of the results of the senatorial, more than one analyst believes that the wine being pulled, it remains only to drink... In other words, we will have to let the electoral center drive the boat to its last port. That is to say, to continue the organization of all the elections foreseen in the current process.

No doubt the pill is very bitter for all the direct and collateral victims of this year's senatorial. Without having the gift of reading the future like in a crystal ball, some languages predict that the vote of governors and their deputies, scheduled for the end of this month, will not escape corruption.

The same causes producing the same effects, is it necessary at this stage, to anticipate that the evening of March 27th, the date of the polls, announces other sparks in the air in Kinshasa and Mbuji-Mayi? Truce of suppositions!

(CKS/Yes)