Growing up in 1960's Seychelles
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Interviewee name: Ralph Volcere
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Ralph Volcere is the Editor of the newspaper Le Nouveau Seychelles Weekly and is also the Leader of the Democratic Party in opposition in the Seychelles. Here he talks about what life was like growing up in the Seychelles in the 1960's.
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