Seychelles News Agency
State-run national news agency of the Seychelles, launched in 2014 to provide wire-style coverage of the islands in English and French. Suspended at the end of 2024, it was formally relaunched in January 2026 under the new administration, and again publishes daily reporting on politics, the blue economy, tourism and environment for local and international audiences.
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