AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAssomption Island Inquiry: President Dr Patrick Herminie has received the final report of the Commission of Inquiry into the sublease and development of Assomption Island, delivered by Commissioner Judge Mathilda Twomey at State House—marking the end of six months of work. National Assembly Lawmaking: The President has assented to the National Assembly Administration Act 2026, completing a long legislative reform process. TRNUC Implementation: After two days of debate, the National Assembly approved the TRNUC Recommendations Bill 2026, creating an independent statutory commission to implement and monitor Truth, Reconciliation and National Unity Commission outcomes. Tourism Diplomacy: Seychelles backed UN Tourism’s Management Vision 2026–2029 at the 126th Executive Council in Toledo, with emphasis on institutional foundations, collaboration, capacity building, sustainability, connectivity and workforce development. Social Policy Questions: In Parliament, Ministers faced questions on home care arrangements for older carers and on pension increases, including confirmation of an R800 rise across retirement categories since January 2026. Finance & Courts (Offshore-linked): A Seychelles court dispute continues to spotlight crypto compliance, with a Swiss investor alleging KuCoin has not paid a Supreme Court award of over $2 million tied to delisted tokens. Education & Tech: A “Smart Classroom” project was launched at Anse Royale secondary school to modernise teaching through digital innovation.
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