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Seychelles

ONE MORE TURN ON THE SPPF RACK

The government has created three new constituencies and has decided to reduce the number of parliamentary seats attributed by proportional [...]

Subscribers only 20.07.1996

KATHLEEN PILLAY WINS CASE

The Seychelles appeals court has awarded 125,000 rupies ($25,000) in damages and interest to Kathleen Pillay, an opponent of president [...]

Subscribers only 13.07.1996

SARAH RENE

President France Albert René's appointment of his young wife, Sarah René, as member and vice chairman of the board of [...]

Subscribers only 13.07.1996

FRANCE ALBERT RENE

The Seychelles president will pay an official two day visit [...]

Subscribers only 13.07.1996

FATF SAYS "WAIT AND SEE"

During the annual meeting of its members which was held in Washington on June 28, Financial Action Task Force (FATF, [...]

Subscribers only 06.07.1996

EXERCISE BACK-PEDAL

The Mahe authorities have finally decided to amend controversial legislation [...]

Subscribers only 06.07.1996

YUSSUF AL SHAIBANI

Dubai businessman Abdullah Bin Yussuf Al Shaibani is busy turning The Seychelles into a launchpad for a world lottery. He [...]

Subscribers only 29.06.1996

LIAO JUNQUAO

A Hong Kong Chinese businessman, Liao Junquao, who heads the [...]

Subscribers only 22.06.1996

DISMISSAL BOOMERANGS

The Seychelles national assembly's international relations committee has recommended that Sylvestre Radegonde, the Seychelles' Brussels-based ambassador to the European Union [...]

Subscribers only 15.06.1996

FREDDY KARKARIA

The chairman of Air Seychelles has just announced, after talks [...]

Subscribers only 15.06.1996

RULES EASED BUT ENTERPRISE LEAVES

Enterprise Oil didn't ask for a new extension of its [...]

Subscribers only Energy 12.06.1996

HOLDING BACK THE WOLVES

Head of state France Albert René's Seychelles People's Progressive Front debated a number of possible amendments to the Seychelles constitution [...]

Subscribers only 08.06.1996

JAMES MANCHAM

Former Seychelles president James Mancham (and present leader of the opposition Democratic Party) who was suing the magazine The Independent [...]

Subscribers only 08.06.1996

CLAUDE MOREL

The Seychelles' present director general of foreign affairs and international development in the ministry of that name, Claude Morel, had [...]

Subscribers only 01.06.1996

DEBATE ON THE PRESIDENTIAL MANDATE

The congress of Seychelles People's Progressive Front (SPPF, governmental) planned for this month may debate the hypothesis of a constitutional [...]

Subscribers only 01.06.1996

STEVEN CHETTY

Shortly after Steven Chetty had been elected secretary general of Organization of Eastern and Southern Africa Insurers at the OESAI [...]

Subscribers only 25.05.1996

CONFIDENCE REIGNS SUPREME

Head of state France Albert René has appointed Claude Morel, director general of foreign affairs and international development in the [...]

Subscribers only 25.05.1996

ALAIN BUTLER-PAYETTE

It is believed the present special adviser to foreign minister [...]

Subscribers only 25.05.1996

EDA SHINDIGS

After having produced sparks in the international community because it guarantees immunity from criminal prosecution for major investors who bring [...]

Subscribers only 18.05.1996

MAYBE A HIDDEN DEVALUATION

The Seychelles government has decided to stop pegging the value of the Seychellois rupee to International Monetary Fund Special Drawing [...]

Subscribers only 18.05.1996

EUROPEAN DELEGATION

The European Union delegation which has been instructed to protest [...]

Subscribers only 04.05.1996

MAHE PLEADS "GOOD FAITH"

The Seychelles foreign ministry on April 17 welcomed the fact that the report of the international commission of inquiry on [...]

Subscribers only 27.04.1996

FRANCE COOLING EU CRITICISM

Although Britain has found itself leading criticism of the Seychelles' Economic Development Act, the controversial new law which guarantees immunity [...]

Subscribers only 27.04.1996

MORE NATURALIZATION DEMANDS

A growing number of applications for Seychelles nationality - as [...]

Subscribers only 27.04.1996

GOVERNMENT BUYING CURRENCY

The Seychelles government has offered to buy in all foreign [...]

Subscribers only 20.04.1996

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ONE MORE TURN ON THE SPPF RACK

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Seychelles

ONE MORE TURN ON THE SPPF RACK

KATHLEEN PILLAY WINS CASE

SARAH RENE

FRANCE ALBERT RENE

FATF SAYS "WAIT AND SEE"

EXERCISE BACK-PEDAL

YUSSUF AL SHAIBANI

LIAO JUNQUAO

DISMISSAL BOOMERANGS

FREDDY KARKARIA

RULES EASED BUT ENTERPRISE LEAVES

HOLDING BACK THE WOLVES

JAMES MANCHAM

CLAUDE MOREL

DEBATE ON THE PRESIDENTIAL MANDATE

STEVEN CHETTY

CONFIDENCE REIGNS SUPREME

ALAIN BUTLER-PAYETTE

EDA SHINDIGS

MAYBE A HIDDEN DEVALUATION

EUROPEAN DELEGATION

MAHE PLEADS "GOOD FAITH"

FRANCE COOLING EU CRITICISM

MORE NATURALIZATION DEMANDS

GOVERNMENT BUYING CURRENCY

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

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