CHRISTOPHER GILL’S COLUMNWhile we do tend to have a go at SPPF and criticise their lack of initiatives, they need to start taking up these issues in a serious manner instead of sulking in depression and basking in the shame of failure, which they have resigned themselves to presently. ….read more
A three men delegation from the Democratic Party is currently in London, on a Local Election Observation mission. ….read more
Since we are going to court next week, and just in case His Lordship Friendship sits in judgment and decides to gag freedom of expression to please a friend. ….read more
It seems that the Ministry responsible for Social Affairs is now looking at ways to address the issues the Youth Residential Treatment Centre has to deal with on a daily basis. ….read more
Vizyon, the popular creole newsletter of the SNP, has taken the extraordinary step to react to an article which appeared in Le Nouveau Seychelles Weekly three weeks ago. ….read more
Do not forget People of Seychelles …do not forget. ….read more
Christopher Gill’s Peculiar Sense of Humour
Mr. President is in his Office early in the morning to beat the morning traffic jam in the capital before being swept away by private jet to yet another fantasy desert meeting in the Arab Kingdom. ….read more
The health services for a while now have been one of the favorite topics of the National Assembly. ….read more
The President of the Seychelles Court of Appeal, Justice Francis Macgregor, has stated that the Court of Appeal is “fairly satisfied” with the disposal rate of cases thus far. ….read more
It was pleasing news to hear that people are now being arrested and fined for using foul language at football matches. ….read more
Someone once said that the definition of madness is doing the same thing over and over again but expecting a different result. Applying the same definition to the SPPF government, one can logically conclude that the government is mad! ….read more
Andre Kilindo yet to be prosecuted!Andre Kilindo, the Ex-Commissioner of Police and Security Advisor to President James Michel, is yet to be prosecuted for employing illegal Chinese workers on his boat Ste. Andre. The catch of sea cucumber found on the boat is yet to be seized and sold off as perishables as is normally the case ….read more
The recent "Politrick"(thank you Rasta) play of announcing Sir James Richard Marie Mancham as a candidate for the post of Ambassador at Large on behalf of the Republic of Seychelles, has shown just how far France Albert Rene (FAR) will go to belittle a nation and a political persona ….read more
Police brutality continues unabated The ADAMS squad last week launched yet another drug raid at the house of a man at Ma Joie who was the subject of a Weekly article the week before. ….read more
Mesaz i dan ban sanson
SPPF beware…the grassroots movement is being spearheaded by a 'lazenes determinen' spreading the positive message that change is on the horizon. ….read more
The Seychelles Islands: Live on NBC's “The Today Show” with Matt Lauer”Having launched its strategy to get the newly branded The Seychelles Islands…Another World showcased on CNN, the STB unveils its 'exposure' target marketing approach to beam charming images of these islands into the households of millions of US citizens; via the popular syndicated morning show hosted by Matt Lauer and team on NBC Television. ….read more
In its issue of 14th April 2008, Vol XXX No. 70, at page 4 of the Seychelles Nation, Adrian Skerret wrote an article entitled “A Load of Rubbish.” The article makes reference to Midway Atoll and a picture of a litter strewn beach on Midway was also published for good measure. ….read more
Bicycle ManThe above picture depicts a man on a bicycle using the same strategy SPPF has been using here in
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