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Jul 01, 2025 Letters
Dear Editor,
Kaieteur News – ‘AFC members could serve under Norton-led APNU Govt ‘Hughes’ (GT June 28). Is that a sign coalescing is imminent? If this is on the cards then it would have to be done for the formal campaign launch. Or is it an entry into the hallowed halls through the back-door? Time will tell.
While they haggle another joining took place with a sunrise announcement. Seems one party in the political landscape for a while, has been subsumed by one now making its foray onto the political scene. And so the negotiations and jostling are in full swing as N-Day loons.
To join or not to join or which party to join with to fain an advantage that’s the quandary for some.
Regards,
Shamshun Mohamed
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