27.07.2009 A new database of freshwater creatures in Seychelles has been set up after a survey that recorded 19 species of fish and 12 crustaceans here. Prof. Keith presenting the results of the survey to local conservationists Among the discoveries earlier in t...
Tovább27.07.2009 Seychelles economy is quite well developed, taxation law professor Lee Burns told several hundred people who attended a presentation he gave at the Seychelles Trading Company’s conference room on Friday. “Many of your sectors – for example tourism – ar...
TovábbJuly 22nd, 2009 A remarkable dragonfly migration stretching between 14,000 and 18,000 kilometers has been discovered which spans the Indian Ocean. The migration is by far the longest known insect migration, dwarfing the 7,000km journey of monarch butterflies. Millio...
TovábbPosted by on Wednesday, 01 July 2009 Seychelles’ honorary consuls in Europe held a strategic meeting last week to discuss how they can work more closely together to help the country achieve its targets as a nation. The meeting, an initiative of the consuls themse...
Tovább17.07.2009 Seven Cuban doctors and specialists are expected to arrive in Seychelles in the next two weeks, and another group will be here before the end of the year. This follows the signing yesterday of a new cooperation agreement between the Cuban Ministry of H...
Tovább30.06.2009 Celebrating our success as a nation When a country gains independence, its success as a nation will depend on the will, capacity and determination of its people to develop it into one where every citizen feels a sense of pride and belonging, and benefits...
Tovább27.06.2009 A new book entitled Island of Shame, based on the history of the Chagossians and their final eviction from Diego Garcia, was launched yesterday. The event was hosted by the Liaison Unit of Non-Governmental Organisations of Seychelles (Lungos) at its ...
Tovább27.06.2009 The Bazar Lendepandans on Independence Day will be the first in a series that the Seychelles Tourism Board (STB) is spearheading to liven up the centre of Victoria and give it more attractions. After that first one on June 29, the Bazar Victoria – as it...
Tovább27.06.2009 The National Assembly of Seychelles and the Foreign Affairs Committee of Henan Province in China have established closer links through the signing of a memorandum of understanding. The agreement was signed at the Sofitel Hotel in Henan during the recent...
Tovább27.06.2009 President James Michel has called on the people of Seychelles to unite and work together to develop our country into one that the younger generation will be proud to inherit. The President made this appeal on the eve of the country’s 33rd Independence D...
Tovább26.06.2009 President James Michel stressed that the government is reinforcing law and order, when he gave his recent National Day address. He said a reform of the police started last year and is progressing, although much remains to be done. “The police need to ...
Tovább26.06.2009 Police officers from various countries in the African region, including Seychelles, have started a two-week peacekeeping course at the police academy, Pointe Larue. Organised by the East African Police Chiefs Cooperation Organisation and led by the In...
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