By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Sbc
The Seychelles postal service is marking 165 years of existence with an exhibition devoted to its evolution. The event traces the main stages of its development, reports the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation.
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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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Police 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.
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Seychelles Post has launched two digital platforms enabling individuals to create an account and request deliveries. One of them, ShopSeychelles, is also intended to help local businesses sell their products and services, according to the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation.
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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 football league postponed by a weekThe Seychelles Football Federation has postponed the start of the 2026-2027 Premier League by a week because of the poor condition of Praslin’s two pitches. Its director of competitions, Clive Delorie, said the island’s clubs will wait until renovation work on the Baie Sainte-Anne pitch is complete, according to the SBC.
Burundian association defends male victims of violence in KayanzaFounded on 1 March 2021 in Kayanza, the Burundian association Abagabo mu gahinda supports men who are victims of domestic violence, its president, Boniface Nduwimana, explains. He says he founded the group after experiencing such violence himself; the organisation then sought to raise awareness of its cause, Yaga Burundi reports.The week in Africa
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