AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWestern Indian Ocean: Tanzania has urged stronger cooperation, implementation and sustainable financing for the Nairobi Convention, which addresses marine and coastal challenges across the region. Tourism: Alain St Ange welcomed a WTTC honour for former tourism chief Dr Taleb Rifai, who will receive the Tourism Icon Award at the council’s Malta summit. Public Broadcasting: Critics warn the new Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation law gives the president greater influence over appointments, raising concerns about editorial independence and funding. Conservation: A survey estimates nearly 183,000 giant tortoises live on Aldabra, the highest recorded population; researchers say the figure reflects improved counting as well as decades of protection. Grassroots Sport: Autosport Seychelles has unveiled 12 new karts to expand opportunities for young drivers. Football: Seychelles lost 11-0 to Kenya in the first leg of their women’s Olympic qualifier, with the return match set for Monday.
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