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Seychelles
Lepep wavering in its rule

With the victory by the opposition coalition LDS (Linyon Democratik [...]

Published on 16/09/2016 at 03:30 GMT

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James Michel
LDS
Parti Lepep

Seychelles
Former President James Michel’s new life

Since he resigned as president on 16 October, when Vice [...]

Subscribers only Politics 28.10.2016

Seychelles
President James Michel surprise resignation

President James Michel’s surprise resignation on 27 September wrong footed [...]

Subscribers only Politics 30.09.2016

Seychelles
Parliament and President on opposite sides?

The general election is likely to be tough for the ruling Parti Lepep. The opposition has high hopes for this poll, but risks splitting.

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Spotlight | Seychelles
Presidential election third round could play out in court

Re-elected for a third term on 19 December with just 193 votes ahead of his challenger, Rev Wavel Ramkalawan (Seychelles National Party, SNP), President James Michel (Lepep) has to contend with action in the courts by the opposition.

Subscribers only Politics 08.01.2016

Seychelles
Each presidential candidate has his own paper

The main political parties in the archipelago are setting up their media outlets in preparation for the 2016 presidential election.

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Seychelles
The President’s son takes the head of a newspaper

With a year to go until the presidential election in 2016, a new thrice-weekly newspaper, Times of Seychelles was launched [...]

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Seychelles
Some former ministers fare better than others

After losing his job of finance minister in the cabinet reshuffle at the end of January, Pierre Laporte joined the [...]

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Cameroon, Central African Republic
Between business and politics, the secrets of Antoine Ndzengue's rise

Senegal
Paris and Dakar mull defence relations

Seychelles
Lepep wavering in its rule

Seychelles
Former President James Michel’s new life

Seychelles
President James Michel surprise resignation

Seychelles
Parliament and President on opposite sides?

Spotlight | Seychelles
Presidential election third round could play out in court

Seychelles
Each presidential candidate has his own paper

Seychelles
The President’s son takes the head of a newspaper

Seychelles
Some former ministers fare better than others