The prosperity of our country depends on the stability of our financial system. The independence of the Central Bank of Seychelles is vital. Money in the pockets of workers does not come by words. We must build a strong economy that earns for the country and for government while workers get their fair share. We must also make sure that this money has value. There is no point in getting more rupees if the rupee loses value. The Central Bank is the guardian of the value of the

The story of a buggy on La Digue shows where Herminie has betrayed the trust of the public. LDS holds firmly to the principle of honest government. Leaders must be truthful to the public which it serves. This is the fundamental standard for democratic governance which we want for Seychelles. The Buggy on arrival at La Digue The incident of the buggy which President Patrick Herminie has brought to La Digue has shown where he is failing to live up to the standards which LDS has

LDS holds resolutely to the principle that the Armed Forces of Seychelles must remain entirely independent and unaffiliated to any political party. The party in Government must adhere to this basic tenet of democracy and should not demand or accept that any official serving in the Seychelles Defence Forces (SDF) openly displays any political association, in particular while on duty. This must apply also to personnel assigned as security for the President. LDS condemns the dis

LDS reaffirms its commitment to the principles of Democracy and Good Governance that are enshrined in its vision for Seychelles. This declaration of commitment and renewal is vital in light of the misguided decisions of the United Seychelles government which are encroaching on these principles and betraying the wishes of the majority of our people. Party Leader and Former President Wavel Ramkalawan outlined the main issues of concern in his address at the party’s Annual Conve