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Former President Yameen Accuses Muizzu Government of Selling Ministerial Positions
Former President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom alleged at a People's National Front rally on Monday that President Muizzu's administration sells ministerial posts, claiming Foreign Minister Moosa Zameer paid US$1 million for his role. Yameen also questioned progress on investigating the MMPRC scandal, noting that President Muizzu had pledged last year to recover the illicit funds and bring those involved to justice.
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Mon 16 SepFormer President Yameen accused President Muizzu's administration of selling ministerial positions at a People's National Front rally.a People's National Front (PNF) rallyon Mondayonly Maldives RepublicYameen made these allegations at a People's National Front (PNF) rally on Monday, asserting that Speaker of Parliament Abdul Raheem Abdulla orchestrated the sale.
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Former President Yameen Accuses Muizzu Government of Selling Ministerial Positions
US$1 million Amount allegedly paid for the Foreign Minister position
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US$1 millionAmount allegedly paid for the Foreign Minister positionMaldives RepublicHe alleged that Moosa Zameer, the current Foreign Minister, paid US$1 million to secure his role.
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