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Infrastructure
Haalu Kihineh?: Workers in Thilafushi express deep concern over lack of water and sewerage services and deteriorating condition of roads
Workers in K. Thilafushi have voiced serious concerns during RaajjeTV's "Haalu Kihineh?" program about flooding roads, absent water and sewerage systems, electricity difficulties, infrequent ferries and a lack of emergency medical care. They expressed frustration that the island generates significant state revenue yet has seen no development and no government leader has visited.
Politics
President Muizzu believes Maldivians possess the mindset of a common garden lizard: Zariyand
Financial expert Ismail Zariyand said on a RaajjeTV talk show that President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu's rhetoric is consistently contradictory, citing his dropped claim that Ras Male' would be linked to Malé by an underwater glass tunnel. Zariyand also questioned why the agreement with Eagle Hills has not been disclosed, amid reported spending of up to $1 billion on the project.
Politics
Government Says Presidential Security Information Is No Longer Maintained
The Ministry of Defence initially withheld an RTI request from RaajjeTV seeking details of President Muizzu's trips to K. Aarah, citing national security, and the ministry's Review Committee upheld that decision. After the Information Commissioner ordered the information disclosed or a formal statement that it is not held, MNDF responded that the information is neither produced nor maintained by the ministry.
Politics
Current political party leadership in the Maldives lacks quality: Rasheed
Former MP Ibrahim Rasheed (Bonda) said political parties in the Maldives are suffering from a lack of quality leadership, criticizing the MDP for overlooking the recruitment of members into the ruling PNC and for sitting at the same table with PNC leaders. He warned that if the country continues on its current trajectory, a significant number of foreigners could be permanently settled without the public's knowledge.
Politics
Business is a Mutually Beneficial Transaction; Ras Male' Deal Cannot Be Defined as Business: Rasheed
Former MP Ibrahim Rasheed (Bonda) said the Ras Male' deal cannot be called a business transaction, describing it as a project handed to a foreign entity with no commercial transaction and no revenue for the Maldives. He stated that one billion dollars of public funds have been invested but not recovered.
Economy
Maldivians have never before witnessed country's economic situation deteriorate to such a low level: Ameeth
Former MP Mohamed Ameeth said on RaajjeTV's "Fala Surukhee" program that the Maldives' economy has fallen to its lowest point in recent history, with living costs soaring. He said mandatory dollar conversion laws have failed and that resort workers have had salaries converted from US dollars to Maldivian Rufiyaa, reducing their take-home pay, and called for the Economic Minister to resign.
Infrastructure
Feevah Sewerage Project: Current administration has done no work beyond installing a fence and a black tarp at the pump station
The Feevah Island Council says the current administration has carried out no work on Feevah's sewerage system project beyond installing a fence around the pump station and covering the site with black netting. The council noted that the previous administration had already completed a portion of the project.
Politics
Even during his tenure as Male' Mayor, Muizzu's primary focus was on personal enrichment and seeking ways to line his own pockets: Ayathulla
MDP National Council President for B. Hithaadhoo constituency Ayathulla Hussain alleged that President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu's primary focus during his tenure as Male' City Mayor was personal enrichment. Speaking on RaajjeTV's "Dhiveheenge Bin Dhiveheenah" coverage, Ayathulla said the Ras Male' land allocation to Eagle Hills should not proceed until it is restructured as a lease with transparency and clear public benefits.
Education
Introduction of homeschooling concept will lead to a significant number of children being marginalized and excluded from education system: Ihusan
Former Deputy Minister of Education Mohamed Ihusan stated that the introduction of homeschooling has marginalized children from the formal education system and expressed concern over the government's proposed amendments to the Education Act. Speaking on RaajjeTV's 'Fala Surukhee' program, he argued children must be taken to school and learn conflict resolution and emotional regulation.
Politics
Allowing foreign parties to own Maldivian land is equivalent to dismantling core pillars of the nation: Jameel
Former Vice President Dr. Mohamed Jameel Ahmed criticised the government on a RaajjeTV talk show, arguing that allowing foreign ownership of Maldivian land would undermine the nation's core pillars and inevitably lead to non-Muslims acquiring land and gaining religious freedom. He also criticised the amendment of the Penal Code and said President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu's administration has delivered no development as it reaches its three-year mark.
Infrastructure
Pond located on land allocated for Feevah School project has only continued to expand, with no further progress made on development
The Sh. Feevah Island Council says there are no updates on the island's new school project beyond the fact that a stagnant pool of water on the allocated site has grown larger. The council has expanded the allocated land to meet government design requirements and submitted the updated design for official approval.
Politics
Government is orchestrating plans to silence voices of citizens speaking out against Ras Male' project: Musthafa
Attorney Musthafa Hameed has said the Muizzu administration is working to silence citizens, including those speaking out against the Ras Male' project, and accused the President of spreading falsehoods about it. The government has submitted an amendment to the Penal Code criminalizing acts that harm the national economy, which the public fears is meant to silence opposition to development projects.
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