Deputy PNC Leader and Minister of Fisheries and Ocean Resources Ahmed Shiyam said President Muizzu is aiming for "Grade A" governance after the local council elections, which the party views as a "Grade B" performance review. Speaking at a celebration of the PNC's victory in H.A. Muraidhoo, Shiyam cited turnout of more than 75 percent and a Supreme Court ruling as signs of improving democratic accountability.
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Last night speaking at a gathering at the party’s main hub, Haruge, to celebrate the PNC’s victory in H.A. Muraidhoo, Shiyam said the administration views the election outcome as a performance review, describing it as a “Grade B” result that calls for improvement.
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The people have spoken, and the President has listened,
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Highlighting voter turnout, Shiyam noted that more than 75 percent of eligible voters participated in the elections, marking a notable increase from previous years where turnout often remained below 70 percent.
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Highlighting voter turnout, Shiyam noted that more than 75 percent of eligible voters participated in the elections, marking a notable increase from previous years where turnout often remained below 70 percent.
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