Like the tragic figure in Christopher Marlowe’s novel, the aptly named Doctor Faustus, who sold his soul to the devil for knowledge and power, all signs are that Ramkalawan has sold his soul to the SPPF. ….read more
The editor of Le Nouveau Seychelles Weekly, Ralph Volcere, has given the newspaper’s reaction following Regar Printing’s decision to stop printing Weekly. ....read more
Le Nouveau Seychelles Weekly may well have made its last appearance on our news stands last week as yet another publishing house has been forced to stop printing it. ….read more
China's arguments against Taiwanese self-determination are not particularly legal or ethical. They boil down to the fact that Beijing has over a billion people, a huge economy, and over 900 missiles pointing at the nearby island. ….read more
The People newspaper, the mouthpiece of the ruling party, SPPF, in a front page article this week put the increases in prices as 11%. This is very far from the realities in the shops today. ….read more
We will stick to the last two years during the course of this exercise in evaluating the wisdom of the man who is dying to be our “Dear Leader”, the presidency is or was his ultimate goal, but, it seems that he has now given up all hope and has opted for the next best thing. ….read more
Grace Barbe, formerly lead singer with popular WA reggae band, Raggabeats, has assembled a talented cast of musicians ….read more
Chrsitopher Gill's ColumnThe recent refusal of Regar Printing not to print the Seychelles Weekly, has dealt our ailing, infant democracy a major blow. ….read more
With inflation reported at close to 15,000%, a quarter of the population in need of food aid and a currency so worthless even the government charges for services in foreign currency, no sitting leader should win an election. Unless, of course, he is Zimbabwe’s Robert Mugabe. ….........read more
Zimbabwe's lands and security minister Didymus Mutasa has admitted in a court in Europe that the government wrongfully seized white farms which belonged to Dutch citizens who considered Zimbabwe their home. ….read more
Mo Ibrahim’s prize for a retired African president which was awarded to Joachim Chissano of Mozambique was in my view an insult to the African people. ….read more
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