JSC Faces Legal Challenge Over Mohamed Shaheed’s High Court Appointment
A lawyer has filed a petition seeking to halt the appointment of Mohamed Shaheed as a High Court judge, citing...
Yameen Accuses Muizzu of Keeping ACC Chief to Avoid Corruption Probes
Former President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom has alleged that President Mohamed Muizzu is keeping Adam Shamil as president of the...
No Action on Homeland Security Official’s Mocking Post About Sri Lankan President
No action has been taken against the Senior Political Director at the Homeland Security Ministry, Fathimath Rifaath, after she deleted...
Muizzu Seeks Tougher Drug Laws, Including Death Penalty
President Mohamed Muizzu has instructed relevant authorities to further review and strengthen amendments to the Narcotics Act, calling for the...
Sri Lankan President Dissanayake Concludes First State Visit to Maldives
Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake departed the Maldives on Wednesday night, concluding a three-day state visit that marked the...
JSC Appoints Former Judge, PNC Activist to High Court Bench
The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has appointed former judge Abdulla Jameel Moosa and Mohamed Shaheed, a known activist of the...
STO Posts Q2 Profit of MVR 163 Million, up 10% Year-On-Year
State Trading Organization (STO) has reported a net profit after tax of MVR 163 million for the second quarter of...
Zuhair Transferred to HDC as Nazeem Appointed to Lead RDC
The Muizzu government has transferred Ali Zuhair, Managing Director of Road Development Corporation (RDC), to the post of Managing Director...
Fayyaz Pins Economic Collapse on Government Mismanagement, Criticises MMA Inaction
Opposition leader and Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) Chairperson Fayyaz Ismail on Wednesday criticised the Maldives Monetary Authority (MMA) for remaining...
Three Former Judges With Chequered Pasts Line Up for Chief Justice Role
The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has opened nominations for the post of Chief Justice following the retirement of Ahmed Muthasim...
