By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Sbc
Seychellois Vice-President Sébastien Pillay has called on the public to avoid non-essential travel. He also spoke in his capacity as minister responsible for risk and disaster management, according to the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation.
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The Seychelles Department of Risk and Disaster Management is tackling hazards posed by trees near roads in Anse Boileau. Several public agencies are taking part in the safety operation, according to the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation.
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The fourth phase of the Mahé coastal reclamation project has officially begun in Seychelles, at a cost of €15 million. Carried out by Jan De Nul Dredging, the works were launched on Aurore Island in the presence of President Patrick Herminie and Vice-President Sebastien Pillay, according to the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation.
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Constable Angelo Cafrine received the award for best student among 35 new police officers trained in the Seychelles. He also received other awards and his certificate at a ceremony held on Friday at the Pointe Larue Police Academy, the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation reports.
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Seychelles recorded 318 cancer cases last year, compared with 308 people diagnosed in 2024, according to Health Ministry statistics. Breast cancer among women and prostate cancer among men are the most common forms, reports the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation.
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Seychelles police officers celebrate their week with artistic eveningPolice officers from different units in Seychelles showcased their artistic talents at an evening held at the Police Academy in Pointe Larue. The event took place earlier in the week to mark their commemorative week, reports the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation.
After several killings, Tanzanian religious leaders call for ethics lessonsIn Tanzania, religious leaders are calling for ethics lessons in schools and universities after several killings were reported in different regions. Retired Catholic Bishop Methodius Kilaini advocates teaching civic values, while Sheikh Kichwabutwa urges religious leaders to meet young people at educational institutions, JamhuriMedia reports.The week in Africa
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