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A French renewable energy company begins the construction of the world’s largest salt-water floating solar power plant in Seychelles. The project aims to feature five-megawatt photovoltaic solar energy systems. It will be situated in the eastern region of Providence on Mahe, the largest island in the country. The objective of the project, which is also supported by the Seychelles government, is to target its zero-emission goal. The undertaking is expected to be finished in seven months.

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Easter is a time of joy and celebration! It is a time to attend church services, gathers with family and friends, and participate in Easter traditions such as Easter egg hunts and the giving of Easter baskets filled with candy and small gifts. Many families gather for a special Easter meal, which may include traditional dishes such as roasted lamb or ham, hot cross buns, and Easter bread. Some countries organise Easter parades that may include floats, marching bands, and people dressed in colourful Easter costumes.

On Mozambican Women’s Day, events and activities are held across the country to celebrate women’s achievements and raise awareness about issues such as gender-based violence, women’s health, and women’s empowerment. The day is an opportunity to acknowledge the progress that has been made in promoting gender equality and to renew commitments to address the challenges that still exist.
Mozambican Women’s Day is an important occasion to celebrate the achievements of women and to recognize their ongoing contributions to society. It is also a time to raise awareness about the issues that women face and to work towards a more just and equal world for all.