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Education "Diploma in Corruption Investigation" launched to address challenges in anti-graft probes The Maldives National Anti-Corruption Academy announced plans to launch an MQA-accredited "Diploma in Corruption Investigation" course in 2027. The Anti-Corruption Commission says the programme is intended to address the shortage of investigators trained in corruption cases, covering ethics, case management, evidence handling, digital forensics, procurement and financial investigation. Raajje (English) Source (opens Raajje (English) in a new tab)
Justice Course planned for next year to address shortage of corruption investigators The Maldives National Anti-Corruption Academy (MNACA) announced plans to introduce an MQA-accredited diploma programme next year to address a shortage of qualified corruption investigators. Director General Ibrahim Thoyyib said the curriculum would follow international investigative standards, covering ethics, case management, evidence gathering, digital forensics, financial analysis, procurement regulations and intelligence work. Sun English Source (opens Sun English in a new tab)
Politics · Opinion Transformation of a super-majority into a monarchy An opinion commentary argues that the super-majority won by President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu's administration has been used to rewrite party-defection rules, fund PNC members, constrain journalists, issue a gag order, and cut funding and property powers of local councils. It also cites restrictions on informal exchange-rate reporting and a promotional campaign for the Ras Malé development. Raajje (English) Source (opens Raajje (English) in a new tab)

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