Telecommunication group Dhiraagu has claimed that the construction of a new fibre-optic submarine cable network stretching from the north to the south of the country will help aid national development as well its profits by providing improved broadband coverage to the company’s customers.
Police have today announced the capture of a suspected drug lord ‘’who had been trafficking a wide range of substances’’ after claiming to have found 100 grams of narcotics on the individual.
Parliamentary debate over the death penalty, which continues today, has focused thus far on finding a scapegoat with the meatiest political flesh for rival MPs to bite into, writes Azra Naseem.
Gayoom’s 12 page letter attacking Thasmeen’s leadership draws a line in the sand for the Maldives’ troubled opposition.
President Mohamed Nasheed has said that the health sector will be the first to be decentralised, with island councils taking responsibility for providing the services.
After boycotting the President’s opening address at the first session of parliament, the People’s Alliance Party has now urged the President “to drop out of campaign mode” in a statement criticising his handling of the economy.
A coffee shop on Eriyadhoo Resort in Kaafu Atoll was destroyed in a fire this morning, reports Haveeru.
President Mohamed Nasheed has met with Prime Minister of India Manmohan Singh during a visit to India.
Development, the President said at the launch of phase two of the US$600 million Gulhi Falhu development project, was not only measured in concrete.