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Seychelles’ founding, President Sir James Mancham, left Seychelles yesterday evening for New Delhi, India, where he has been invited to take part in a top-level dialogue styled the Raisina Dialogue being hosted in New Delhi by the prestigious Observer Research Foundation in association with India’s Ministry of External Affairs. This dialogue is India’s flagship conference engaging with geo-politics and geo-economics. It is designed to explore and examine the prospects and opportunities for Asian Integration as well as Asia’s integration with the larger world. It is predicated on Indi...

THE year 2016 is just about to come to an end. It has been a year full of important events – the outcome of the US elections; the results of the British, Italian and Dutch referendums; the continuing bloodshed in Syria; the despicable terror attacks all over the world including the recent one in Berlin; the gradual and dramatic transformation of the way we receive information; the rise of populism and xenophobia and many other significant and worrying developments. For us here in Seychelles, the year 2016 is being regarded according to which political camp you belong. For those sympathising...

Seychelles officially launched the countdown of its “Carnaval International de Victoria” on January 20 at a ceremony at the International Conference Center in Victoria attended by Designated Minis Seychelles officially launched the countdown of its “Carnaval International de Victoria” on January 20 at a ceremony at the International Conference Center in Victoria attended by Designated Minister Vincert Meriton and Ministers Peter Sinon (Investment, Natural Resources & Industry), Jean Paul Adam (Foreign Affairs), Erna Athanasius (Health), and members of the diplomatic cor, parliamentari...

Colin Church, Kenya PR executive who oversaw the protection of black rhino and other rarities in the Aberdare park – obituary A 250-mile-long electrified fence was installed surrounding the Aberdare mountain range, protecting elephants, leopards and antelopes Colin Church planting a post in Mau Eburu Colin Church, who has died aged 81, was a Kenyan public relations executive who devoted the latter part of life to protecting his country’s wildlife and mountain forests, becoming one of East Africa’s most renowned conservationists. From 2002 to 2012 he served as the chairman of Rhino Ark C...