By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Sbc
Seychellois citizens travelling abroad will have to hold a biometric passport by the end of December 2027, Alain Volcere, principal secretary for Civil Affairs, announced. Old passports will then no longer be accepted, reports the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation.
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Schools and public services in the Seychelles are resuming operations after weather conditions improved. Daniel Cetoupe, principal secretary of the Department of Risk and Disaster Management, announced the resumption based on the latest information from the meteorological services, the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation reports.
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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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Seychellois senior minister Wallace Cosgrow represented the government at a meeting organised by Henley & Partners in Zurich, Switzerland, earlier this month. He attended at the invitation of the company, which specialises in residency and citizenship programmes, 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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Road to Vallée de Mai reopens on PraslinThe road to Vallée de Mai, on the Seychelles island of Praslin, has reopened to traffic after weather conditions improved. However, the authorities remain concerned that the situation could worsen if the rains return, reports the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation.
Raffles seeks hundreds of millions for Rwanda Formula 1 projectsRaffles Family Office is seeking to raise several hundred million dollars from wealthy individuals for Rwandan projects linked to Formula 1, tourism and infrastructure. The Asian company is to present these opportunities to its clients and facilitate contacts with developers, according to Mercado.The week in Africa
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