AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSeychelles Culture & Youth: The WADF All African Artistic Dance Championship returns for its landmark 4th edition, with Seychelles dancers stepping out as cultural ambassadors and a record local turnout alongside international teams, backed by the Ministry of Tourism & Culture, National Arts and Crafts Council, Youth & Sports, and the Seychelles National Youth Council. Dance on the Move: Elite Dance’s 27-strong team (ages 11–19) swept 9 golds and more at Elements of Dance in South Africa, earning eligibility for nationals and a shot at the world stage. Motorsport as Lifestyle: Autosport Seychelles delivered a first-of-its-kind motorsport festival during the 50th Independence celebrations, blending karting, auto slalom, classic cars, esports sim racing, and community road-safety energy. Traditional Leadership: In Ghana, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II introduced Nana Ama Bonsu as the new Asantehemaa (15th), with her lineage tied to the Seychelles exile story. Chess & Schools: Seychelles Chess Federation sent young players to the World School Team Championship in Cape Town, aiming for international experience and cultural exchange. Travel Rules Watch: Canada updated 2026 entry guidance, while Saudi Arabia’s 2026 eVisa lists only Mauritius, Seychelles, and South Africa for eligible African travellers.
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