Indian government to begin ICT project with Maldives
The Indian government has accepted the Maldives’ proposal for an Information Communication Technologies (ICT) project, reports Miadhu.
The Indian government has accepted the Maldives’ proposal for an Information Communication Technologies (ICT) project, reports Miadhu.
Islanders on Buruny in Thaa Atoll have been protesting since last Thursday over a decision by the Islamic Ministry to upgrade the existing mosque, instead of building a new one with money allocated to the project by the government of Brunei.
Independent MP Nasheed said Speaker’s call to cancel the National Security Meeting on the Gitmo detainees is not his decision to make, while DRP MP Nihan said all committee members must be present.
However President Nasheed vetoed the complimentary legislation on local council elections.
Sheraton Resort in the Maldives has launched a project to help Vilingili orphanage and “make the kids’ lives a little brighter,” says manager Justin Malcolm.
Following a tense three-hour stand-off, police used water canons and then tear gas to disperse the crowd before taking a number of DRP activists into custody.
DRP vows to continue the protest until the government reverses its policy of targeted subsidies for low income families and resumes subsidising STELCO.
Minivan News reveals government expenditure for political appointees, MPs and the civil service.
Dhivehi Qaumee Party elects leadership in its first congress, with newly elected leader Dr Hassan Saeed claiming Maldivian politicians rule “only to fill their pockets.”