Had a nice ride with the guys from Prayer Circles Cambodia. They travel around Cambodia and pray for pastors and areas that are unreached, while travelling on bike. It was good riding with some Godly men and enjoys the beauty of Cambodia. It rained already a lot and the landscape changed to a nice green. To set everybody at rest, yes we got to pray for some people on the way. We had a local pastor with us that showed us around.
I will drive again this Thursday to Stung Treng and hopefully up to Ratanakiri in order to go and help Samai. I want to go with him into the jungle and do some medical as the people really need some good medicines after the rain. The changing of the weather makes that lots of children get sick. Malaria is still a problem in these areas. Pray for a safe journey on these hectic roads.
It was good to share in River of Life Fellowship, yesterday. I shared a bit on my life as a child while Toinette was sharing about God as our Father. Please pray with us for ROL as our current pastor is away for a month to make a decision if he still wants to be part of the church. Pray that he will hear from God on what to do.
Please pray for the following people as they daily struggles with the big “C”
Quinton Calitz are still waiting to get his operation.
Manus Olivier report that he finished 5 Radiation sessions. Pray for his flu as he is really sick.
Fe is still busy with her Radiation therapy. Pray that God will provide some finances for them.
Keep Cambodia in your prayers.
General elections (Khmer: ការបោះឆ្នោតជ្រើសតាំងតំណាងរាស្ត្រ នីតិកាលទី៦ ឆ្នាំ២០១៨) are due to be held in Cambodia on Sunday, 29 July 2018 to elect members of the sixth National Assembly.
Background
The previous election saw the fourth consecutive victory of the Cambodian People's Party, gaining 68 seats of the National Assembly and the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party occupying the rest of the 55 seats. Despite their huge gain in seats, the opposition denied the results and accused the ruling party of poll fraud. As a result, the CNRP boycotted parliament in September 2013 and vows not to enter parliament until a legitimate electoral reform. The disputed election results led to the outbreak of widespread anti-government protests.
On 10 April 2014, prime minister Hun Sen agreed to hold the election five months early in February 2018. The opposition however rejected and wants the election to be held as early as 2015 or mid 2016. On 22 July 2014, the political crisis officially ended and the opposition agreed to accept their seats in parliament. The next election was also agreed to be held in 2018. As of November 2015, Sam Rainsy is barred from contesting the 2018 election, having been stripped from parliamentary immunity, and barred from returning to Cambodia. His request for a royal pardon was blocked by Prime Minister Hun Sen. In December 2016, his deputy Kem Sokha replaced him as Minority Leader.
On 11 February 2017, Sam Rainsy announced his resignation as President of the Cambodia National Rescue Party, and was replaced by his deputy Kem Sokha. On 3 September, Sokha was arrested and charged of "treason", raising questions about the party's future. Another act of repression by the government was the closure of the Cambodia Daily newspaper. On 16 November 2017, the opposition CNRP was dissolved, eliminating any real challenge to the long-ruling CPP. Its seats in parliament were distributed to three other parties.
Daran Kravanh declared that he considers his Khmer Anti-Poverty Party as the most credible alternative for the 2018 elections.
Here is a new movie of my work done by my good friend John Glason.
Thank you very much for your continue prayers.
Love
Rossouw-clan
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