A satirical view of the system… The tale of the 3 Bobs ….read more
II annan en pe plis ki 8 an depi ki monn aprann ki mon seopozitiv. Pou en madanm e osi en manman in vreman tough pou mwan kapab aksepte. ....read more
This statement does not augur well for future investments. …....read more
Jacquelin Lablache of La Misere passed away a week ago after a short illness. He was being hospitalised in South Africa and was recovering from a liver problem, when a heart attack brought him down. ….read more
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In his valedictory speech after his inaugural in 2006, President Michel claimed he considered himself President of all the people of Seychelles. Most of us on this side of the political fence (DP) know that from our point of view this cannot and will never be true until he publicly says sorry to the nation as a whole for the actions he took on 5th June 1977. ….read more
...his position as Special Advisor to Vice-President Joseph Belmont, effective 31st August, 2008 as he has tendered three months notice starting 1st June 2008 ….read more
Following our article of May 17, his newspaper has received credible evidence that this is a favourite sport of some Russian visitors too. ….read more
After having overviewed and work close to the SNOC which is now SOCGA (Seychelles Olympic and Commonwealth Games Association) I have realized that it is time to inform the federations and associations about the movement of those members on SOCGA. ….read more
The obvious signs are that Judge Karunakaran is slowly but surely laying claim to the post of Chief Justice. ….read more
The mutation of a dangerous species! - Part 2
The Octopus: Used as a metaphor to describe the current state of affairs that is 'engulfing' our small nation today. ….read more
After boasting to a crowd of several hundred on Gordon Square that he was against salary increases for himself and other MNAs, and that he had been lied to last December when he assented to the bill, Ramkalawan remained silent two days later when supplementary estimates were presented. ….read more
In its May issue, the highly read 'World Soccer' magazine discerns several accolades to some of the key figures in the world of football. Our very own long standing SFF Chairman comes in at No. 69. ….read more
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Le Nouveau Seychelles Weekly has been providing a free online service for the last two years. Our policy has always been to make the paper available for free to online readers. Unfortunately our situation has changed drastically in the last year. We cannot find a printing house willing to print our newspaper in Seychelles. We are now printing the paper in Mauritius and there is a foreign exchange element attached to this state of affair. We are therefore making an appeal to all our readers overseas for a minimum contribution of $20.00 USD (twenty American dollars) only, for an entire twelve months subscription. The contribution is totally voluntary. If you feel that you can make a bigger donation we will be willing to accept gratefully (just increase in the quantity field so that the amount will increase accordingly). However, if you feel that you are unable to make any contribution, we understand and you can still carry-on enjoying the paper with our full blessing.
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