Justice Samia André sworn in as COMESA Court of Justice judge
Justice of Appeal Samia André has been sworn in as a judge of the COMESA Court of Justice, the Judiciary of Seychelles has said. She took the oath of office…
First session of Montagne Posée inquiry hears claims of masked soldiers and force
An inquiry into a prison incident at Montagne Posée in 2024 has heard its first testimony, with an inmate describing a series of events involving prison officers, armed units and…
SBC chief raises alarm over lack of consultation on new law
The Chief Executive Officer of the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation (SBC), Bérard Duprés, has reaffirmed the organisation’s commitment to independence, transparency and ethical standards. The government is preparing amendments to the…
Confusion Mounts After Seychelles Licensing Authority Disrupts Entertainment Sector
A Seychelles licensing clarification issued by two ministries has done little to resolve uncertainty. The application of licensing requirements affecting entertainment in bars and restaurants remains unclear. In a joint…
UK judge rules Marinette Soumery Seychelles-linked account had ‘hallmarks of money laundering’
A UK court has ordered the forfeiture of more than £258,000 held in a bank account linked to a Seychelles national, in what is referred to as the Marinette Soumery…
Seychelles Taiwan fishing agreements remain commercial, says minister
Seychelles Taiwan fishing agreements remain commercial, according to Fisheries Minister Wallace Cosgrow. He made the statement following recent public discussion about Seychelles’ position on Taiwan. The minister said Seychelles does…
Grocers price increase reflects rising global cost pressures
Customers in Seychelles will see higher prices this week as the Grocers price increase Seychelles takes effect. The wholesaler said the change will apply to products packaged in plastic containers,…
Taiwan is part of China, says former Vice President Vincent Meriton
The Association for the Promotion of Friendship between Seychelles and China has issued a statement outlining Seychelles’ position on the One China Principle. The remarks were delivered on 25 April…
Court of Appeal completes most April cases despite disruption
The Seychelles Court of Appeal April session has concluded with 11 cases heard. One case was adjourned. This was confirmed by the President of the Court of Appeal, Anthony Fernando…
Seychelles does not recognise Taiwan, foreign ministry says
Seychelles One-China policy remains unchanged, the government has said, as it explains a recent aviation decision involving a requested flight clearance. In a communiqué issued on 25 April, the Ministry…