Navaanavi decried the influence of big businesses and hidden campaign donors.
Two board directors of state-owned enterprises were told to stay home.
The Jumhooree Party leader was urged to leave the ruling coalition.
Chief Justice Didi conceded the need for judicial reform and decried political influence.
The ACC blamed the authorities for failing to act after findings were shared in 2017.
The opposition leader attempted to bribe witnesses, prosecutors told the court.
The 46-year-old victim remains in critical condition.
The Ravaanaa boat caught fire near the Filitheyo resort.
The 44-year-old Bangladeshi man was hit by a falling stone.
The 2017 regulations prohibited flying another flag higher than the national flag.
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wow such a good initiative. definitely this new scheme will empower more younger generations to become smarter and well educated and in turn could contribute much to the development of the nation. congrats..!!
Aswini on First degrees in Maldives made tuition-freeThis gimmicks won't work till another gov't to form.
Jabir on MDP proposes sweeping changes for judicial reformMDP Proposals and views is typical hypocrite scammer.
Gayoom on MDP proposes sweeping changes for judicial reformIdiots,cockroaches and Nasheed shouldn't be allowed in the parliament.
Gasim on Coalition lawmaker asked to withdraw bill to bar Nasheed’s candidacyNew government had no planning wasting time and tax payers money's only blaming previous government looting.
Gayoom on Number of illegal migrants estimated at 63,000Is there any lifeguard with them? Supervising or accompanying them? The resort still has accountability over their guesses
Dora on Tourist couple from Philippines drowns near DhiffushiHello secularists! What's up?
Fathun on Police investigating hate speech and death threatsHAHAHAHA. IS THIS JOURNALISM? YOU KNOW? I DOUBT
Ibrahim on Police investigating hate speech and death threatsthey're not mafia or mafia members, they were working for themselves.
ދަގޭ on Three Maldivian ‘mafia members’ arrested with drugs in IndiaThey not illegally cross the maldives water..this boat crew inform about their boat in engine trouble and they afloat to the maldives water befor this happend.. now legally sri lankan government inform to the maldives government to what was actually happend. Now its on under investigation.
Isuru on Sri Lankan boat was seized with tonne of fishMaldivian hungry Sharks got trapped by intelligent Indian by paying only 1.2 Billions Dollars. Now short dump fool Maldivian cannot escape from the traps.
Nasheed on Indian prime minister announces US$1.4 billion assistance to MaldivesI am very happy with the recent developments in the Maldives. The ousting of the last President was by no means certain. But it happened. Well done to all concerned people. I am delighted with the decision to open a British High Commission in Male. It will benefit education and culture in the Maldives. Britain is a fantastic country. I am a Maldivian Briton although I live in Finland. It is also excellent news that Maldives is going to rejoin the Commonwealth. Maldives missed a lot because it was not a British colony. Now we can catch up with others who were under the British. Great news that Mohamed Nasheed has been freed of terrorism charges and he is going to fight for a seat in the next Parliament. Well done Maldives and Maldivians. Take care.
Michael Fahmy (not nickname) on Ex-president Nasheed launches campaign for parliament seatIn the present political climate in the Maldives, it is unwise and even foolish for Adeeb to try to start or join a completely new political party which does not even exist as yet. The best course of action for him will be to try and clear his name through the judicial system of Maldives, and then join one of the already established political parties.
Michael Fahmy (not nickname) on In house arrest, Adeeb joins new partyJapanese news paper Nikkei does not carry fake news.tvNasheed doesn't have religion any morals extremely power hungry he is always ready to sell do anything to steal power.
Gasim on India offers US$1 billion in exchange for military presenceRequest assistance from international institutions to investigate the flow of funds and illigitemate transfer of funds. Make the finding public on any site or domain available throughout the nation and ensure transparency. Ensure those which have gained from corrupt dealings are fairly prosecuted again in open debate. This will will be the real test of legitimacy of the new coalition.
honesty on Translation: Solih administration’s ambitious 100-day agendaBad person, china puppet, anti democray, ruined maldavies economy
na on Outgoing president refuses to attend inauguration ceremonyMay I warmly congratulate the new Maldivian President Solih. I was also, like Solih, born in Laviyani Atoll, in the island of Naifaru. My parents were both from the island of Naifaru. Until her death, my mother spoke Divehi in Naifaru accent and dialect. Solih was born in Naifaru's nearest neighbour island. I understand that Solih is related to Mohamed Nasheed by his marriage. I had another kind of Male connection. I was brought up in Male and my father worked there.
Michael Fahmy (not nickname) on Solih sworn in as seventh president of MaldivesI can't wait to see the detail!
frequent vistor on Record budget submitted on behalf of president-electHEE CEE AMJADHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Kabul is not safe for human. How could a shadow can fun by frightening FENBO Chairman.
Moosa on Deputy elections chief faces second sexual harassment complaintAfter a long fight the democracy won. And its a big lesson to all the law makers and and law breakers that a proper law should be framed or else it will fire back at later stage.
Ram on Maldives top court rejects president’s petition for fresh polls