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Presidential Elections 2023: Gasim stated that if the people deny JP the chance to govern this time, the party can’t hold responsibility for gov’t errors

Presidential Elections 2023: PNC Leader Adhurey Challenges the Incumbent Gov’t

Presidential Elections 2023: PNC Candidate Muizzu Vows to Establish an International Airport in GA. Villingili

As September 9, Election Day, draws nearer, the political landscape in the Maldives appears to be more vibrant than ever before.

As September 9, Election Day, comes closer, presidential candidates are campaigning to garner votes.

As September 9, Election Day, comes closer, presidential candidates are campaigning to garner votes.

Presidential candidates Dr. Muizzu and Solih have been throwing comments at one another during their campaign activities.

PNC leader retaliated to former President Waheed’s statement on how he was hoping to be the presidential candidate for PPM.

Former President Dr. Mohamed Waheed expressed his anticipation for the presidential candidate of PPM, stating that if former President Abdullah Yameen Abdul Gayoom does not contend, he was hoping to secure the position.

During a campaign meeting held with sports associations and athletes, presidential candidate Gasim emphasised that he will never be swayed by money and that no state money has ever entered the accounts of his company.

Umar Naseer, presidential candidate, has stated that by the conclusion of his term, he intends to instruct 100,000 individuals in the use of weapons.

People’s National Congress (PNC) leader Abdul Raheem Abdulla (Adhurey) said the people of Maldives have experienced a coalition government, and they did not benefit from it.

President Solih stated that he is confident that no candidate will be able to put forth policies that can rival MDP’s.

President Solih recalled the demonstration day from 2004 when MDP protested, calling to release political prisoners and shift the country to a democratic reform.