Seychelles Nation
The Seychelles' national daily newspaper, state-owned and published in Victoria since 1976 in English, French and Creole. Long the country's principal printed news source, it covers government, the economy, tourism, environment and community affairs, generally reflecting official perspectives, and maintains a website updated each publication day.
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