Author: Seychelles News Agency
Hurricane Ian pounds Florida as monster Category 4 storm
Hurricane Ian slammed into the coast of southwest Florida as a monster Category 4 storm on Wednesday with powerful winds and torrential rains threate [...]
Seychelles Fashion Week opens with new talent on runway
Seychelles Fashion Week, an event in which winners will get a chance to participate in the Paris Fashion week 2023, opened officially on Monday with [...]
Caught, tagged and released: First mud crab study launched in Seychelles
The mud crab population in Seychelles is being assessed for the first time in a one-year study that kicked off in September, said a top official of t [...]
Somalia facing ‘very alarming’ situation: UN
Somalia is facing a "very alarming" situation after more than four years of drought have devastated livestock many people depend upon, a top UN offic [...]
NATO chief slams annexation votes in Ukraine
The Moscow organised votes in four occupied regions in Ukraine on annexation by Russia are a "sham" and "a blatant violation of international law," N [...]
Thousands of Congolese refugees returned home this year: UN
The United Nations said Tuesday almost 6,000 Congolese refugees who fled to Zambia in 2017 have returned home since the launch of a voluntary repatri [...]
Formal motion for recusal of judges in Seychelles’ Constitutional Court panel needed for hearing on 10th amendment
The Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered the Seychelles Human Rights Commission, the Ombudsman and the Bar Association of Seychelles to lodge a formal mo [...]
Climate strategy: ‘Seychelles Blue Carbon Roadmap’ handed over to government
The Seychelles Blue Carbon Roadmap report which highlights opportunities and where the island nation should be headed in this field was handed to the [...]
‘Desperation’ in violence-ravaged Haiti, UN hears
Officials described a "humanitarian catastrophe" in Haiti to the UN Security Council Monday, as the nation hits "new levels of desperation" after two [...]
Senegal ferry disaster town remembers 20 years after 1,900 drowned
Twenty years after Le Joola ferry sank, the Senegalese town where half of the nearly 1,900 dead lived paid tribute on Monday to those killed in the d [...]