UAE
January 30, 2000
UAE Internet users are complaining that service is slow and that the directories are in English only and not also in Arabic, the country's official la
A UAE citizen bought a she-camel from Salih bin Salim al Manee for RO 30,000. According to the Oman Observer daily, Manee, of Wilayat of Suwaiq, agree
Seeking to quash rumors that foreign and Arab investors refrained from putting money into the Egyptian stock exchange last year, the chairman of the e
During the next five years, the Palestinians intend to undertake industrial projects for the local private sector and the industrial estates as well a
Microsoft Gulf announced it would sponsor the upcoming Info "2000 for IT" exhibition to be held in Kuwait, a-Sharq al-Awsat daily reports. The event
Besides causing cancer, one of the Arab world's favorite pastimes - shisha smoking - can deform teeth, according to dental experts at Al Jazirah Hospi
January 27, 2000
After a month-long vacation, the 1st National Soccer League is returning strong today with four games beginning tonight, according to Al-Watan daily.
Algeria is scheduled to host its first Arab exhibition in March since the civil war erupted eight years ago. The 1st Gulf 2000 exhibition, which is b
The national theater in the UAE's Ministry of Information and Culture is presenting ''Last Days of Socrates.'' Al-Bayan daily reports that the play,
The Philippine government is offering its citizens living in the Gulf states the chance to take a foreign service examine that may allow them to becom
Store shelves have been cleared of fireworks, guns that shoot plastic bullets and other harmful children's toys, according to a municipal official. G
Turkey has a new massive shopping center. But this one is on the Internet. Kangurum has been called Turkey's biggest shopping center, where goods can
Qataris are eager to help needy Muslims across the globe, and are now focusing much of their attention on Chechnya, where Russians are battling with l
If you plan to drive in Bahrain, observe all traffic laws and don’t speed. Bahraini officials intend to install cameras at traffic lights on 5 main
Winds up to 40 km/h blew across Kuwait and clouds covered the sky as part of an unstable weather pattern that moved over the state. Meteorologists be