President Muizzu accelerates reform with large-scale cabinet reset

Nine senior ministers in President Dr Mohamed Muizzu's administration resigned on Tuesday, marking a major cabinet shake-up. The President's Office confirmed the resignations were submitted and accepted, though no official reasons were given. Sources indicate the ministers were asked to resign as part of a government restructuring. The resigning ministers include key portfolios such as Foreign Affairs, Defence, Health, and Tourism. The mass resignation affects nearly half of the 20-member cabinet.

Nine senior ministers in President Dr Mohamed Muizzu's administration resigned on Tuesday, marking a major cabinet shake-up. The President's Office confirmed the resignations were submitted and accepted, though no official reasons were given. Sources indicate the ministers were asked to resign as part of a government restructuring. The resigning ministers include key portfolios such as Foreign Affairs, Defence, Health, and Tourism. The mass resignation affects nearly half of the 20-member cabinet.

Nine senior ministers in President Dr Mohamed Muizzu's administration resigned on Tuesday, marking a major cabinet shake-up. The President's Office confirmed the resignations were submitted and accepted, though no official reasons were given. Sources indicate the ministers were asked to resign as part of a government restructuring. The resigning ministers include key portfolios such as Foreign Affairs, Defence, Health, and Tourism. The mass resignation affects nearly half of the 20-member cabinet.

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