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Labelled as ‘Blue Nation 2.0’ following last year’s resounding success of the event, on Saturday consumers and supporters of Seychelles Breweries Ltd (SBL) were once again wowed with an ...

A night of hope and generosity   In a display of unity and compassion, the evening of July 1, 2023, witnessed the remarkable fundraising gala hosted by Liam's Rainbow Foundation ...

A group of nine Seychellois artists rallied to support the Seychelles Tourism Board's drive to launch in earnest what their Tourism Board had been calling "Cultural Tourism." In the presence of Minist | eTurboNews | Travel News |

Minister Santaram Baboo, the Minister of Arts and Culture of Mauritius, last week welcomed Minister Alain St.Ange, the Seychelles Minister responsible for Tourism and Culture, at his offices at Port L Minister Santaram Baboo, the Minister of Arts and Culture of Mauritius, last week welcomed Minister Alain St.Ange, the Seychelles Minister responsible for Tourism and Culture, at his offices at Port Louis. This was the first meeting between the two ministers who are responsible for culture for the...

Seychellois Patrick Victor has been planning an artistic foundation for a while, and today, it was announced that it will be launched next month. Seychellois Patrick Victor has been planning an artistic foundation for a while, and today, it was announced that it will be launched next month. Minister Alain St.Ange, the Seychelles Minister responsible for Tourism and Culture, this morning heard from Patrick Victor and Emmanuel D’Offay on their proposal for a new private sector foundation that w...

Four veteran artists from La Digue have been added to the Seychelles Musicians’ Wall of Fame at the entrance of National Cultural Center. Four veteran artists from La Digue have been added to the Seychelles Musicians’ Wall of Fame at the entrance of National Cultural Center. Despily Williams, Jeanne Legge, Thomas Knowles, and Fernande Armantine have theirs stars engraved into the Musicians’ Wall of Fame. It was the Minister for Tourism and Culture, Alain St.Ange, who publicly announced th...

Gou Kréol (1994) reflecting on the common Creole culture across the Indian Ocean. But séga also gave rise to a genre the Seychelles claims as its own – the moutya. A deeply communal performance of dance and music, the moutya’s characteristic flat goatskin drum is tuned by being warmed by the heat of the open fire around which the gathering takes place and is joined by improvised call and response singing. In recent years Victoria has been at the heart of efforts to preserve this sound of ...