The First Hundred Days
You judge a government by what it does first. In its first hundred days, a SUM administration will take these fifteen actions. Concrete, dated and public, so you can hold us to every one.
Reform STC for lower prices and fairer trade
Cap Seychelles Trading Company profits at ten percent and audit procurement, so essentials like rice, flour and oil stay affordable and savings reach the shelf.
Cut the fuel tax by fifty percent
Halve the tax on petrol and diesel at the pump for local consumers, cutting transport costs and the price of nearly everything that moves.
Strengthen healthcare immediately
Launch the independent audit of the health system and begin bringing in experienced doctors through partnerships with allied nations.
Free child day care
Launch free day care for Seychellois children, saving parents SCR 1,500 to 3,000 every month and giving children quality early education.
Equal work, equal pay
Enforce equal pay between Seychellois and foreign workers doing the same job, with strict regulation and audits. No exceptions.
Support vulnerable groups
Targeted subsidies on food, utilities and transport for low-income families, pensioners and the disabled, through direct Family Credits.
Expedite land purchase and home ownership
Remove the arbitrary three-year maturity clause and replace it with a clear, transparent process so eligible families can build without delay.
Internet access for all
Remove taxes on home internet bills and begin the subsidy plan for low and middle-income families. The internet is a necessity, not a luxury.
Empower local governance
Hold elections for District Councils and School Boards, giving communities direct control over their local priorities.
Unleash entrepreneurs
Revoke the outdated licensing process so a business can start by registering with the SRC and following clear industry procedures.
End the Travisory
Abolish the forms and fees that burden tourists, returning Seychellois and business visitors. Travel to Seychelles becomes simple again.
Expand travel and import freedom
Raise personal import and travel allowances to SCR 25,000 and abolish the SCR 500 cargo tax at the airport.
Put the Assumption project on hold
Suspend the project until a thorough, independent environmental impact study is completed with NGOs and UNESCO.
Resolve TRNUC with justice
An independent committee led by a former judge to review every TRNUC recommendation case by case and deliver just compensation and closure.
Bring closure to Cascade
A full, independent investigation into the December 7, 2023 explosion, with findings released to the public. No more cover-ups.
These steps are just the start. SUM is ready to deliver from day one, and this page will become a public tracker the day we take office. Every action, dated, with its status shown. That is what accountability looks like.
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