Presidency: President Patrick Herminie has returned to official duties after leaving hospital and visited the family of missing Coast Guard serviceman Denis Oreddy, pledging government support. The search for Oreddy and a second serviceman was formally ended; Herminie said he would also visit the second family. Air Seychelles: The government defended the airline’s salary review after pilots raised concerns about pay disparities and possible industrial action, stressing the need for long-term financial sustainability. National Assembly: Members of the 8th Assembly and parliamentary staff completed a Commonwealth seminar on strengthening their legislative, oversight and representative roles. Local Projects: Government told the Assembly that two delayed Mont Fleuri road projects are moving forward again after contractor, procurement and utility-relocation setbacks. Economy: Seychelles retained first place in RMB’s 2026/27 ranking of Africa’s most attractive investment destinations, ahead of Mauritius and Egypt. Public Warning: State House cautioned residents that fake social media accounts are impersonating Herminie and Vice-President Sebastien Pillay to solicit money and personal information. Foreign Affairs: A Seychelles delegation led by Foreign Affairs Minister Barry Faure arrived in Moscow for the Russia–Africa Summit.