AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWildlife & Records: Seychelles giant tortoise Jonathan, now 194, has been named a Guinness World Records ICON, with researchers suggesting he may be even older than the estimate; he’s still active despite losing smell and vision. Marine Conservation: A new study warns that abandoned drifting tuna fishing gear (FADs) is smashing into coral reefs and harming wildlife, even inside marine protected areas, and points to ways to make tuna fishing more sustainable. Local STEM & Community: Autosport Seychelles is set to run a three-day Motorsport Festival (June 27–29) for the 50th Independence Anniversary, with public karting and FIA Motorsport in a Box activities at Champions Park Raceway. Seychelles Tech & Finance: Seychelles-based DB Investing launches “Real Interest,” offering eligible active traders daily promotional credits on free cash balances tied to qualifying trades. Food & Farming in Seychelles: A feature highlights how greenhouse vegetable farming is growing in Seychelles, using protected cultivation and hydroponics to boost resilience and profits.
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