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Port Gridlock Drives Up Bills as Dollar Falters
Congestion at the capital’s harbour, rising freight overheads, and controversial transport fee tweaks push household budgets to the limit—casting doubt on ruling party pledges
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Faced with rival Ooredoo’s functional lead in cross-border payments, Dhiraagu’s payment arm is rolling out motorcycles, holiday trips, and rent subsidies to spur transaction
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In recent years, the Maldives has quietly erected one of the most comprehensive legal fortresses for child protection in the Indian Ocean. Through a
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