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Press Release : 23rd September 2025

Yesterday the Electoral Observation Mission of the Southern African Development Community (SADC), currently in Seychelles for the 2025 General Elections, paid a courtesy visit to the Commissioner of Police today at the Police Headquarters.

The Mission commended the Seychelles Police Force for the peaceful conduct of the electoral process so far, while also engaging in discussions to gather factual updates on any concerns or incidents. The exchange further focused on the Force’s preparedness to respond to any uncertainties that may arise during the election period.

Present at the meeting were the Commissioner of Police together with senior officers of the Police Executive Board directly involved in election security operations.

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Specialized Training in Rwanda

Today, a team of 10 Police Officers from the Counter Terrorism Unit (CTU) departed the country to attend a six-month Advanced Police Special Forces Training in Rwanda.
 
This marks the second group of officers leaving for Rwanda under the framework of the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed between the Seychelles Police Force and the Rwanda National Police.
 
The training program is designed to enhance officers’ capacity in specialized areas such as:
 
  • Minor tactics and special operations
  • Martial arts and combative techniques
  • Public order management
  • Basic first aid skills
  • Community policing
 
The Seychelles Police Force wishes the officers all the best as they embark on this intensive and professional development journey, which will further strengthen national security and the Force’s operational readiness.
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Seychelles Marine Police Hosts Historic Certificate Presentation for Maritime School Students

The Seychelles Marine Police proudly hosted a certificate presentation ceremony last week for students from the Maritime School who successfully completed a one month intensive training program with the unit.
 
This initiative marks a historic milestone for the Marine Police, being the first specialized training conducted in partnership with the Maritime School. The program was designed to equip students with essential practical skills, discipline, and operational awareness, preparing them to contribute to the protection and security of Seychelles’ maritime domain.
 
Speaking at the ceremony, Inspector Andrew Sinon, Commander of the Marine Police Unit, commended the participants for their efforts:
 
“You are part of history. By completing this training, you have shown resilience, determination, and respect for the maritime profession. The Seychelles Marine Police is proud to stand alongside you as you take this knowledge forward. Remember, discipline and integrity will guide you wherever this journey leads.”
 
Over the course of the training, students received instruction in key areas, including:
  •  Basic Navigation
  •  Maritime Law
  •  Physical Training & Drill
  •  Water Survival
 
The program was delivered under the guidance of SI Killindo, PC P. Lajoie, Sergeant Robert, and Sergeant Hoareau, who ensured a high standard of learning and practical exposure throughout.
 
The Seychelles Police Force commends all students for their commitment and dedication and looks forward to further collaborations with the Maritime School in strengthening the skills and readiness of future maritime professionals.

A Hero in Uniform

The Story of Constable Heather Japha.

Yesterday was an ordinary day on special patrol for Constable Heather Japha, attached to the Central Police Station, when she came across a serious road traffic accident along Constitution Avenue. Without hesitation, she responded to the scene, where a woman lay motionless on the road. The situation was critical the victim had no pulse and was not breathing.

Relying on her training and instinct, Constable Japha immediately began performing Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation 🫁 (CPR). After several minutes of persistent effort, the victim began to show signs of life. She had been successfully resuscitated, her life saved even before the ambulance arrived.

Constable Japha’s quick actions and calm response under pressure made all the difference. In recognition of her bravery and dedication to duty, the Seychelles Police Force formally acknowledged her heroic act, praising her commitment to preserving life and serving the community.

Her story serves as a powerful reminder of the difference one officer can make and the true meaning of service in the line of duty.

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