Seychelles Tourism Governance: The Government of Seychelles has reinstated the Seychelles Tourism Board and appointed Vesna Rakić as CEO, effective 15 May 2026, aiming to strengthen destination marketing and sustainable competitiveness. Island Development: President Dr Patrick Herminie visited Coetivy Island to tour key development sites and ongoing projects tied to the island’s economic future. Regional Humanitarian Response: The African Union launched a new humanitarian coordination platform after a Mahé engagement (18–19 May), targeting better crisis coordination as displacement, hunger and climate-linked disasters strain support across Africa. Indian Ocean Security: PRAGATI 2026, a multinational counter-insurgency and counter-terrorism exercise in Meghalaya, concluded with a 72-hour validation drill involving troops from 13 nations including Seychelles. Culture & Community Sports: Anse Boileau Secondary School inaugurated a new outdoor gym, backed by the success of the school’s girls’ football team. Nature & Conservation: Eden Project relaunched its partnership with the Seychelles Environment Ministry, with Impatiens “Ray of Hope” sales supporting local plant conservation. Travel Policy Ripple: Ghana’s e-visa push and fee-free access for African passport holders, plus Sri Lanka’s free ETA for 40 countries, underline how visa rules are reshaping tourism demand. Arts & Leadership: NIACC announced its 2026–2027 Performing Arts and Leadership Series, adding more international cultural programming to the calendar. Sports Spotlight: Autosport Seychelles Sim Racing League returned with another Nürburgring round, featuring Seychellois driver Pharell Morgan on pole. Tech, Finance & Regulation: A MiCA-focused explainer highlights how offshore corporate structures can still operate in Europe through MiCA licensing—an angle relevant to Seychelles’ growing fintech interest. Remembering a Life: Helen Lyngaas Myers’ memorial service is set for 6 June in Milwaukee-area venues.