Vozinha, He once dreamed of playing against Messi. Today, he shared the World Cup stage with his idol and even stopped his shots. Dreams come true 🇨🇻❤️⚽
2008 vana aharuge Qaanoon Asaasee ge amaazakah vee 3 baaru vaki kurun. Eykameh nuvi. Raees ge inthikhaab aai eku Raees ge party ah Majlis ge bodu agulabihyathu ‘ganeyvey’, ey aai eku hurihaa baareh Raees ge dhashah gendheyvey. Sarukaaru javaab dhaaree kureyveyne gotheh noavey. Raaje ah anehkaa ves badhal thakeh beynun vey.
The MDP’s expectation was to bring a system that separates powers and makes the government accountable. The 2008 Constitution failed to deliver that outcome. An elected President can easily bribe and influence the electorate to secure a super-majority in Parliament. That allows the President to manipulate the judiciary and independent institutions. We must pursue a ‘reset’ again. The MDP will deliver the change that the people deserve.
@MTCCPlc (Rahyithunge Kunfuni) Would you please consider allowing the use of Jetty Number 1 for passengers to get on and off Speed boats whilst the road development work at Boduthakurufaanu Magu is ongoing. At least for for disabled people. Thank you for your kind consideration.
Notwithstanding the blatant illegal efforts by @bankofmaldives to sideline the FX laws and regulations (where is @MMA_Maldives ? ), following a continued inability by President Muizzu’s administration to secure a steady supply of foreign currency, and the worsening access to USD for citizens, BML has officially entered the black market for USD.
Rather than correcting any deficiencies through official channels, or improving the state’s balances, BML has now been pushed into purchasing USD outside of the legally defined rate. Whatever pretenses of ��investment” they are claiming, this is undeniably the formalization of a black market rate for USD without the approval of MMA.
This follows increasingly tighter, obscure controls on how much Maldivians can spend in foreign markets, and is clear indication of the severity of the government’s ineptitude. Forcing BML into illegally buying dollars cannot be the solution to our problem of dollar access.
And all of this is because the administration has no fix to offer despite the false promises. The foreign currency of the private sector and SOEs were diverted to "repay" the debt, the government called it a victory, and left us scrambling for dollars. The dollar sukuk the Bank is chasing might not materialise anytime soon, and there are no real plans to overcome this FX crunch. There is no quick fix, and no amount of window-dressing can hide the reality forever. You can only fix the economy with sound long-term policy and good governance.