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Latest Seychelles Government & Politics News

  • Burundian Leader Wishes To Visit Angola 22 Jul 2008 18:30 GMT
    ... more job opportunities. Angola is heading toward politico-institutional normality with the holding of the country’s ... the holding of the country’s second legislative elections, set for next September 05, whose process ... is the Angolan ambassador to Kenya, The Seychelles, Burundi, and will also be accredited in ...

  • Western Sahara Weekly News 21 Jul 2008 04:30 GMT
    ... The Republic of the Seychelles decided to withdrew its recognition of SADR. ... troops. The Saharawi President asked the Spanish government to do its utmost to make Spain ... for a first conviction to two Saharawi political detainees, Said Mohamed Lamine Said Lahnani, born ...


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