Electoral reform should not be an excuse to limit the voices of voters. In a small nation like ours where votes are tallied in a day, the President-elect should be sworn in with a clear mandate from the majority of the voting population. The government’s justification of such a policy through ‘cutting costs’ is insincere when wasteful political expenditure is at an all time high.
The staggering of presidential and parliamentary elections are a necessary feature of our constitution; to merge the two will limit the parliament’s ability to serve as a check to the administration.
However, there is merit in merging the presidential and local council elections. Aligning the visions of local and central development will allow for better execution of developmental agendas.
Why do you worry what others are saying about you behind your back? If the Almighty is for you and He helps you, no one can defeat you. Go forth and do what you do best.
O Allāh! I seek refuge with You from worry and grief, from incapacity and laziness, from cowardice and miserliness, from being heavily in debt and from being overpowered by (other) men.
[Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī: 6369]
Tonight,we unveiled a visionary economic plan anchored on strength, equity, modernity, and resiliency. These policies will reshape our economic landscape, paving the way for our children, businesses, and collective prosperity, towards an #IgthisoadheeBoduBadhalu for Maldives.1/6
Fernando Villavicencio, a leading presidential candidate in Ecuador who's known for his crusade against corruption, has been assassinated.
@skueffner with the latest and what we know so far about the murder https://t.co/Sno5N1Z1JZ
The timing of the goal.
Ronaldo's celebration.
Old Trafford rocking.
Fergie and Usian bolt.
Viva Ronaldo belting.
Ole's wild celebration.
What a special night of football.
Manchester United. ❤️
A captivating video showcasing the renowned #Maldivian#dishes, Garudhiya and Bai, has been skillfully created by the renowned TikToker, Abir Sag.
#maldivianfood#localfood
A penny doubled each day for a month:
day 1: $0.01
day 2: $0.02
day 3: $0.04
day 4: $0.08
day 5: $0.16
day 6: $0.32
day 7: $0.64
day 8: $1.28
day 9: $2.56
day 10: $5.12
day 11: $10.24
day 12: $20.48
day 13: $40.96
day 14: $81.92
day 15: $163.84
day 16: $327.68
day 17: $655.36
day 18: $1,310.72
day 19: $2,621.44
day 20: $5,242.88
day 21: $10,485.76
day 22: $20,971.52
day 23: $41,943.04
day 24: $83,886.08
day 25: $167,772.16
day 26: $335,544.32
day 27: $671,088.64
day 28: $1,342,177.28
day 29: $2,684,354.56
day 30: $5,368,709.12
day 31: $10,737,418.23
If the companies you invest in are also responsible for a long-term decline public health, who exactly are you saving the planet for, asks @MerrynSW https://t.co/IZwTMlMbLC via @opinion
Empowering discussions with Kulhudhuffushi City’s Women Development Committee during our PSM island visits 2023. Delving into ways to enhance our services and cater to diverse communities across the Maldives. Exciting initiatives ahead! #PSM#WDC#Maldives#CommunityEmpowerment