01.06.2009 Personnel from US Africa Command concluded a week-long US Department of State-led survey in Seychelles Friday to address security concerns impacting island residents. The survey was requested by the Seychelles government through the US Embassy in Mauriti...
Tovább30.05.2009 Six students from the prestigious Shannon College of Hotel Management in Ireland are now on work attachment in Seychelles. Three have been placed at the Four Seasons Resort and the rest at Labriz Silhouette. The students, who are aiming to become hotel ...
Tovább30.05.2009 While on an invitation visit to South Korea to promote Seychelles, Stephanie Lablache from the Seychelles Tourism Board (STB) had the chance to compete in the annual Sunyang Masai Marathon. Ms Lablache was accompanied by Giovanna Rousseau in this year’s...
Tovább30.05.2009 The first Seychelles Regatta has been such a success that it now has the organisers and competitors looking forward to a second event next year. Several local sponsors pooled their resources to make sure the regatta goes down on record and remains here...
Tovább29.05.2009 Prince Alwaleed bin Talal of Saudi Arabia called on President James Michel at State House yesterday evening. The two held talks in the presence of Minister for National Development Jacquelin Dugasse and Nouvobanq managing director Ahmed Saeed. The Pri...
Tovább29.05.2009 President James Michel has welcomed yesterday’s signing of an agreement with the European Union for a short-stay visa waiver that enables Seychellois to travel to EU countries without a Schengen visa. “This is an extraordinary day for Seychelles. The a...
Tovább24.06.2009 Joyful end to long ordeal It was a moment of intense joy and emotion – not only for family members but for the entire nation – when seven Seychellois held hostage by Somali pirates for almost three months returned safe and sound to the country yesterday ...
Tovább6/22/2009 3:09 PM GMT Somali pirates have released seven Seychelles nationals held hostage since late March when they hijacked their ship in the Indian Ocean, the Seychelles presidency said Monday. "All seven Seychellois hostages onboard the Indian Ocean Explorer ha...
Tovább23-06-2009 The first Seychelles Paradise-flycatcher Terpsiphone corvina chicks to fledge successfully outside La Digue Island, Seychelles for over 60 years is flying on Denis Island, a coral island in the inner Seychelles group. The newly-fledged birds are flying wel...
Tovább28.05.2009 Seychelles has joined a United Nations programme to help it adapt to climate change and will receive financial aid in setting up projects in key areas. Called Climate Change and Development – Adapting by Reducing Vulnerability (CC Dare), it had its loc...
Tovább26.05.2009 Seychelles’ good record in maternal and child health led to it being chosen to present a key report at the recent 62nd World Health Assembly in Switzerland. The Seychellois delegation at the forum in Geneva from May 18-22 was led by Health and Social D...
Tovább26.05.2009 The Sea Level Rise Foundation launched by President James Michel has successfully mobilised €2 million from the European Union’s Global Climate Change Alliance (GCCA) fund. This was announced by EU commissioner Joe Borg during the opening of the Seychel...
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