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10/01/2026

The Seychelles Police Force hosted an interview today at 2:00 p.m. at the Central Police Station. The interview was conducted by the Head of the Traffic Section, Superintendent Jeffery Antoine, to clarify recent public discussions surrounding the social media campaign “Arrive Alive.”

10/01/2026

Sailing

Esparon up to 10th in standings, Moustache rises to 5th

by S. Nicette

As the 11th India International Regatta (IIR) and Asian Sailing Federation (ASAF) Cup enter their final day, Seychellois athletes have had improved performances.

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10/01/2026

Ministerial visit

Minister Belle conducts familiarisation tour on Praslin and La Digue

Compiled by S. Nicette

Minister Kalsey Belle, accompanied by Principal Secretary Fatime
Kante and NSC Chief Executive Marc Arissol, conducted a familiarisation visit to Praslin and La Digue on Thursday, as part of
ongoing efforts to gain an overview of sports infrastructure and
the general state of sports development.

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10/01/2026

Western Astrology

The influence of the fiery year of the horse

by H. Siu

According to the Chinese zodiac, years are not simply units of time.
They more so resemble temperaments. Each year carries its own rhythm; a way of moving through the world, responding to change, and confronting personal revelations. When the Year of the Horse begins in February 2026, it clears the path for a period defined by motion, independence, and emotional honesty.

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10/01/2026

A chat with...Matteo Parisi

A visual storyteller shaped by curiosity

by H. Siu

Born in Genoa, Italy, 30-year-old Matteo’s dual cultural background
continues to shape his outlook on life. He is deeply driven by a deep passion for aesthetics in all their forms: photography, visual arts, and graphic design. Naturally curious and always eager to grow, his friends often describe him as a “student of life,” someone who is constantly searching for inspiration, learning, and evolving. He enjoys adventure, yet also craves structure and order. After spending about six years in a corporate environment, he decided to
take a creative leap and follow his calling. Meticulous and detail-oriented in his professional life, he consistently strives for the best possible results. In his personal life, he values peace and smaller, more meaningful connections over superficial ones.

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10/01/2026

Labour

Seychelles achieves gender parity at work, but gaps in workplace protection raise business concerns

by K. Doku

Seychelles has achieved near gender parity in education and employment, positioning the country among Africa’s strongest performers on gender equality in the workforce, but gaps in
workplace protection and enforcement mechanisms are emerging as a growing concern for businesses, according to a new Afrobarometer survey.

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10/01/2026

Development

AfDB Executive Director pays courtesy
call to President Herminie

by K. Doku & G. Harriba

The Executive Director of the African Development Bank (AfDB) for the Eastern Africa Constituency, Ronald Cafrine, paid a courtesy call on President Patrick Herminie on Thursday, 9 January, holding discussions on the state of cooperation between Seychelles and the Bank, the performance of AfDB-funded projects, and priorities for future engagement.

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10/01/2026

Commission of Inquiry

CCCL Commission expected by mid-February, says One Voice chairperson

by G. Harriba

The One Voice Association, representing victims of the Civil Construction Company Ltd (CCCL) explosion, has confirmed that the government has promised to establish a commission of inquiry, with a tentative timeline set for mid-February.

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10/01/2026

Migratory Bird

Rare migratory bird recorded on Silhouette for first time

Compiled by D. Finesse

A rare migratory bird, the Greater Short-toed Lark, has been recorded on Silhouette Island, marking a significant first for the island’s avifaunal records. The species was observed on 10 December 2025, representing the first-ever documented vagrant record of the Greater Short-toed Lark on Silhouette.

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10/01/2026

Judiciary

Court of Appeal rules in favour of former NDEA officer over salary reduction

by J. Marie

The Court of Appeal of Seychelles has ruled in favour of former National Drug Enforcement Agency (NDEA) deputy chief executive Nichol Fanchette, finding that the government acted unlawfully when it reduced his salary following the abolition of the agency.

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10/01/2026

Labour

Most unemployment in Seychelles remains short-term, survey finds

by J. Marie

Unemployment in Seychelles remained largely short-term in the third quarter of 2025, with most job-seekers finding work within six
months, according to the latest Labour Force Survey released by
the National Bureau of Statistics. According to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), 75.4 percent of unemployed persons in Q3
2025 had been without work for less than six months, indicating
that unemployment in Seychelles remains largely transitional rather than long-term or structural.

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10/01/2026

Education

Cabinet to end funded A-Levels programme at Vijay International School Praslin

by T. Dennis

The Cabinet has decided to discontinue the government-funded A-Level programme at Vijay International School on Praslin in its current form due to higher costs. The government will instead refocus resources on strengthening the School of Advanced Level Studies (SALS) on Mahe. Current students on the programme will continue to be supported until completion, but no new Secondary 5 graduates will be enrolled under this scheme.

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