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Seychelles is an East African Island nation found in the Indian Ocean. The island nation was discovered by Frenchman Lazare Picault in 1742. France gave the country the name SECHELLES though this was later changed by the British to SEYCHELLES.
The country smallest on the African continent with 175 square miles of coverage. It has got a total of 115 islands that make up the entire country.
Acording to Transparency International, Seychelles is the least corrupt country on the African continent as of 2021. This makes it one of the fastest developing nations in Africa because all its resources are optimally used without wastage.


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HISTORY
The first recorded landing on the uninhabited Seychelles was made in 1609 by an expedition of the British East India Company. The archipelago was explored by the Frenchman Lazare Picault in 1742 and 1744 and was formally annexed to France in 1756. The archipelago was named Séchelles, later changed by the British to Seychelles. War between France and Britain led to the surrender of the archipelago to the British in 1810, and it was formally ceded to Great Britain by the Treaty of Paris in 1814.
CULTURE
Seychellois culture has been shaped by a combination of European, African, and Asian influences. The main European influence is French, recognizable in Seselwa, the Creole language that is the lingua franca of the islands, and in Seychellois food and religion; the French introduced Roman Catholicism, the religion of the majority of the islanders. African influence is revealed in local music and dance as well as in Seselwa. Asian elements are evident in the islands’ cuisine but are particularly dominant in business and trade.
PEOPLE
The original French colonists on the previously uninhabited islands, along with their black slaves, were joined in the 19th century by deportees from France. Asians from China, India, and Malaysia arrived later in smaller numbers. Widespread intermarriage has resulted in a population of mixed descent. Creole, also called Seselwa, is the mother tongue of most Seychellois. Under the constitution, Creole, English, and French are recognized as national languages.
ECONOMY
Seychelles has a mixed developing economy that is heavily dependent upon the service sector in general and the tourism industry in particular. Despite continued visible trade deficits, the economy has experienced steady growth. The gross domestic product (GDP) is growing more rapidly than the population.
The country depends on industries such as; Fishing, Agriculture, Manufacturing, tourism and forestry.

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