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Seychelles

René Meets Ramkalawan

President Albert René began to normalize relations with the leader of the SNP and the parliamentary opposition, Wavel Ramkalawan.

Subscribers only Politics 21.03.2003

Albert René Names his Successor

During the ruling party's congress last weekend, President France Albert René officially designated his heir-apparent.

Subscribers only Politics 14.03.2003

CDC's Conflict with the Seychelles Goes to Court

The proceedings for the complaint filed by the British company [...]

Subscribers only 14.03.2003

Warning to a Company registered in the Seychelles

The company Nominet UK, which is responsible for registering domain [...]

Subscribers only 07.03.2003

The Two Savy Brothers are Getting Married

Two of the three sons of President France Albert René's [...]

Subscribers only Politics 07.03.2003

Mancham is a Happy Man

Well-treated by the Seychelles regime, former president James Mancham isn't lacking in invitations abroad from the Moon sect.

Subscribers only Politics 28.02.2003

Land for Sale to Foreigners in the Seychelles

The Malay company Banyan Tree Seychelles, which last year inaugurated a 37-villa resort in Intendance Bay in the south of [...]

Subscribers only 21.02.2003

Benjamin Choppy

A new technological education division was created in the Seychelles [...]

Subscribers only 21.02.2003

An irascible officer

Angry about being passed by another car, an officer from the Seychelles army violently beat up an Italian businessman who was visiting Mahé

Subscribers only Politics 14.02.2003

Tuna Fish Talks

Exporters of canned tuna fish and skipjack from the ACP countries - including Kenya and the Seychelles - will meet [...]

Subscribers only Politics 24.01.2003

Slight Increase for Seychelles in 2002

The number of holiday-makers turning up in the Seychelles in 2002 - they totaled 132,246 - rose by 2% compared [...]

Subscribers only 24.01.2003

Opposition's Leader visits Brussels

The leader of the Seychelles National Party (SNP) and of [...]

Subscribers only Politics 24.01.2003

Stevedore Strike to Cost Seychelles a Bundle

A strike that began last week when 300 stevedores walked off the job in the fishing port of Victoria could [...]

Subscribers only 17.01.2003

Legal Action Against Seychelles

The public British company CDC appears fed up with waiting [...]

Subscribers only 17.01.2003

The FEBA to stop broadcasting

The Christian radio station of the Far Eastern Broadcasting Association, based in Victoria, will stop broadcasting during 2003 after 30 years on the air.

Subscribers only 10.01.2003

A very critical European observer

A European MP, who was a member of the observers' delegation to last month's legislative elections in the Seychelles, wrote [...]

Subscribers only Politics 10.01.2003

Duncan Gaswaga

A new magistrate began his duties in Victoria. A graduate [...]

Subscribers only 20.12.2002

Tuna sales in danger

Some European countries want to offer Thailand and the Philippines the same customs advantages as ACP countries

Subscribers only 13.12.2002

Strong push from the opposition

The SNP's high score in the legislative elections led President France Albert René to meet the opposition party's leader for the first time

Subscribers only Politics 13.12.2002

High tension at election time

The campaign for the December 4-6 legislatives elections that the opposition has a chance of winning were punctuated by two serious incidents

Subscribers only Politics 06.12.2002

Lee Suk-Jo

A new ambassador from South Korea presented his credentials to [...]

Subscribers only 29.11.2002

The president loses his cool

President France Albert René is doing everything possible to prevent the opposition from winning the legislative elections on December 6 [...]

Subscribers only Politics 22.11.2002

EU Parliament Mission to Observe the Elections

At the request of the Seychelles opposition, the European Parliament is to send an observation mission to oversee the archipelago's [...]

Subscribers only Politics 15.11.2002

Tax Exemptions for Mancham

Copies of official documents circulating discretely in Victoria reveal that the head of the (moderate) opposition Democratic Party (DP) has [...]

Subscribers only Politics 15.11.2002

Claude Fay

France's ambassadress to Victoria is to be recalled to Paris shortly. For Josiane Couratier, the woman in post for only [...]

Subscribers only 08.11.2002

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Seychelles

René Meets Ramkalawan

Albert René Names his Successor

CDC's Conflict with the Seychelles Goes to Court

Warning to a Company registered in the Seychelles

The Two Savy Brothers are Getting Married

Mancham is a Happy Man

Land for Sale to Foreigners in the Seychelles

Benjamin Choppy

An irascible officer

Tuna Fish Talks

Slight Increase for Seychelles in 2002

Opposition's Leader visits Brussels

Stevedore Strike to Cost Seychelles a Bundle

Legal Action Against Seychelles

The FEBA to stop broadcasting

A very critical European observer

Duncan Gaswaga

Tuna sales in danger

Strong push from the opposition

High tension at election time

Lee Suk-Jo

The president loses his cool

EU Parliament Mission to Observe the Elections

Tax Exemptions for Mancham

Claude Fay

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Gabon Gunvor secrets (2/2): the hidden clauses of the Assala Energy buyout

Cabo Delgado: a gas Eldorado and security nightmare

The Renaissance Dam – a national symbol but a regional quandary

West African cocoa cartel battles with the traders

Andry Rajoelina

African Development Bank

Paul Biya

Erik Prince

AFRICOM

Seychelles

René Meets Ramkalawan

Albert René Names his Successor

CDC's Conflict with the Seychelles Goes to Court

Warning to a Company registered in the Seychelles

The Two Savy Brothers are Getting Married

Mancham is a Happy Man

Land for Sale to Foreigners in the Seychelles

Benjamin Choppy

An irascible officer

Tuna Fish Talks

Slight Increase for Seychelles in 2002

Opposition's Leader visits Brussels

Stevedore Strike to Cost Seychelles a Bundle

Legal Action Against Seychelles

The FEBA to stop broadcasting

A very critical European observer

Duncan Gaswaga

Tuna sales in danger

Strong push from the opposition

High tension at election time

Lee Suk-Jo

The president loses his cool

EU Parliament Mission to Observe the Elections

Tax Exemptions for Mancham

Claude Fay

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DRC
The Tshisekedi clan's dangerous ties with cobalt looting "cartels"

Gabon
Gunvor secrets (2/2): the hidden clauses of the Assala Energy buyout