Good Morning Maldives: Sunday, 24 May 2026

Good Morning Maldives: Tuesday, 16 June 2026

Have feedback on our new format? Please let us know: https://forms.gle/1pwa4dU8E7J9Jmss8Good Morning Maldives reviews key political shifts: President nominates Mohamed Shakeel to the Elections Commission, Hassan Zareer as Finance Minister and appoints new ambassadors to UAE and Qatar. Opposition MDP prepares protests while the ruling party sets internal elections; a new MDP MP joins Parliament after a by‑election. PayPal launches in the Maldives, May imports reach 5.5 bn Rufiya, and subsidies double amid rising oil costs.Health alerts note dengue and chickenpox spikes, a Housing for All deadline looms, elder‑care grants are announced, and a blood‑donation drive is set. An Australian‑gifted coast‑guard vessel and the film Gilan round out the episode.

Good Morning Maldives: Monday, 15 June 2026

Have feedback on our new format? Please let us know: https://forms.gle/1pwa4dU8E7J9Jmss8Former President Mohamed Nasheed wins the MDP chair with 69% of votes. The ruling party celebrates Meedhoo council President Suha Ibrahim’s narrow re‑election, while President Muizzu touts debt reduction and a Maldivians First policy. Zahiyya hearing obstruction. Banking data: 51.7 bn rufiyaa in loans, tourism and construction dominate, departure‑tax revenue up 21%, customs clearance 2 days for air cargo. Housing deadline tonight, caregiver rules eased. World Blood Donor Day stresses blood for thalassemia patients; environment ministry reports 1.6 million trees planted, aims another million by year‑end; reef‑fishing competition set for World Oceans Day.

Good Morning Maldives: Sunday, 14 June 2026

Have feedback on our new format? Please let us know: https://forms.gle/1pwa4dU8E7J9Jmss8Good Morning Maldives – June 14 2026. This episode covers the ruling PNC’s win in the Dhaalu Meedhoo council by‑election, former President Mohamed Nasheed’s election as MDP chair and warning to the government, a Right‑to‑Information update, and a civil‑service conference on the 35,000‑strong workforce and 15 bn rufiya budget. Green Tax collections rise 10 % despite a May dip, the Pension Office reopens its CEO post with new loan and medical provisions, and progress on Nilandhoo’s sewerage system is reported. Other stories include flood response, police death, whale‑shark protection, a TikTok scam alert, easier caregiver housing, and TC Sports Club’s 3‑0 win.

Good Morning Maldives: Saturday, 13 June 2026

Have feedback on our new format? Please let us know: https://forms.gle/1pwa4dU8E7J9Jmss8Former President Mohamed Nasheed wins the Maldivian Democratic Party chairperson election, securing a large majority despite irregularities at two polling stations; a re‑vote will be scheduled. President Muizzu offers condolences for the passing of Katheebudonbe and Thailand’s Princess. Vice President meets Japan’s ambassador to mark upcoming 60‑year diplomatic ties. India donates measles vaccine and medical equipment. Zakat collections rise 73 % while resort revenue falls due to Middle East tensions. Rasfannu beach reopens, construction of 3,200 affordable flats begins. Authorities search for a missing woman, honor a police officer killed on duty, and a court blocks the streaming site hilay.tv.

Good Morning Maldives: Friday, 12 June 2026

Have feedback on our new format? Please let us know: https://forms.gle/1pwa4dU8E7J9Jmss8Police Sergeant Ahmed Asif died during a counter‑narcotics operation; divers recovered his body and he was posthumously promoted. The Supreme Court reversed rulings on Vaavu and Veyvashu council elections, protecting ballots with minor printing errors. Police clarified the investigation of former Immigration Controller Sham’aan Waheed was independent, citing bribery evidence and his refusal to unlock his phone. The Maldivian Democratic Party holds its chairperson election today between former President Mohamed Nasheed and Mikaail Ahmed Naseem, voting until 8:30 PM. Revenue fell 17 % on tourism taxes; tax commissioner applications are open. Raajje Transport Link hit 1.6 million passengers, expanding to Meemu.