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Marie-May Madeleine celebrates 25 years of teaching in Seychelles

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Marie-May Madeleine, a teacher at the Seychelles Exceptional School, celebrates twenty-five years of service in education. She is among the staff honoured, alongside another secondary school teacher from Pointe Larue, in an interview broadcast by the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation.

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