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Municipal inspectors protest for third day
KUWAIT: Hygiene inspectors at Kuwait Municipality, continued their demonstration for the third consecutive day at the Municipality headquarters, against a decision to transfer them by Municipality Minister Rana Al-Fares. Consultant of the union of municipality workers, Mohammed Al-Aradah, announced that the decision will be made only by the end of this week."A group of workers at the union met Municipality Minister Al-Fares, who promised to make...
No visas for aged skilled expatriates - unfair decision?
By Nuskiya NasarThe decision to stop issuing visas for expatriates aged sixty years and above in 2020, is making headlines again in terms of its impact on expatriates. This ruling has caused great disruption and hardship for many expatriate families, as they have to uproot their lives and leave behind everything they have built in Kuwait and has also led to a negative impact on the Kuwaiti economy. The loss of expatriate workers led to a shortage...
Social development employees protest for benefits
KUWAIT: Workers at the social development sector have started a protest to raise awareness about some of their benefits that have been denied to them such as a freeze on promotions, adequate monetary compensation and in general, against the transfer of their department, which was initiated in 2020.The protesters were met by Fahad Al-Shuraian, Minister of Social Affairs and Development, who listened to their requests and promised to find solutions...
GCC, India sign MoU to strengthen ties
RIYADH: The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and India signed a memorandum of understanding on the mechanism of consultations between India and the six-nation regional bloc. The MoU was signed during the official visit of India's External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar to the kingdom, where he held a 'productive' meeting with the GCC Secretary-General Dr Nayef Falah Mubarak Al-Hajraf. Meanwhile, Dr Hajraf and Dr Jaishankar exchanged views on the...
Real Madrid brush Mallorca aside 4-1, to sit atop La Liga
MADRID: Antonio Rudiger became just the second German to score in four of Europe's top five leagues in the 21st century as Real Madrid brushed Mallorca aside 4-1 to sit atop La Liga on Sunday. Rudiger hit a 93rd-minute goal to match Shkodran Mustafi's feat. He had previously scored nine times in the Premier League, twice in the Bundesliga and twice in Serie A.Mallorca took the lead with a 35th-minute headed goal by Vedat Muriqi, but Federico...
Ireland shock South Africa in Rugby World Cup Sevens
CAPE TOWN: Ireland stunned hosts South Africa with a convincing 24-14 win in the quarter-finals of the Rugby World Cup Sevens at the Cape Town Stadium on Saturday. "Beating South Africa on their home patch-it does not get much bigger than this," said Irish captain Billy Dardis. Ireland silenced a big home crowd with a solid performance against the Blitzboks. "We said we wanted to kill the party a bit," Dardis told SuperSport TV.Ireland took...
La Rochelle survive Lyon scare; Stade Francais, Racing fall to Top 14 defeats
PARIS: Fly-half Antoine Hastoy made the difference with his boot as La Rochelle survived a late Lyon fightback to edge their Top 14 rivals 23-21 in their first away game this season but Paris clubs Racing 92 and Stade Francais both suffered defeats on the road. European champions La Rochelle remained unchanged from the starting XV that opened their campaign with a win against French champions Montpellier at home last weekend. But after...
New academic year commences
KUWAIT: The managerial departments along with school staff begin a new academic term for the year 2022-23 in the country, with kindergarten school faculties having started their term, followed by elementary and middle school faculties who would begin later this week and high school staff to commence work on Sept 18. Students at kindergarten and elementary schools will start on Sept 25, followed by the start of the academic year for middle and...
Alghanim Industries supports KRCS school campaign
KUWAIT: Alghanim Industries (Kutayba Alghanim Group) participated in a major back-to-school campaign conducted by longtime partner Kuwait Red Crescent Society (KRCS). The company donated and packaged 1,000 school kits, supplying backpacks filled with a variety of stationery items for children in need, ahead of the school year.Dozens of employees volunteered to help carefully put together each school kit, ensuring that children in need would be...
Swedes vote in tight election race as far right-wing surges
STOCKHOLM, Sweden: Swedes began voting in legislative elections Sunday that will either pave the way for an unprecedented right-wing government supported by the far right or a third straight mandate for the ruling Social Democrats. Opinion polls have predicted a close race with a razor-thin lead for Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson's Social Democrats and the left bloc, following a campaign dominated by rising gang shootings and soaring...
Ethiopia marks new year under cloud of conflict and inflation
ADDIS ABABA: Renewed conflict in the north, a crippling drought and stubbornly high inflation: Ethiopians rang in their new year on Sunday with little to celebrate. At a livestock market in the capital Addis Ababa, traders and visitors alike bemoaned the various crises confronting Africa's second most populous nation. "As you can see now, everything is expensive. If there was peace it wouldn't be like this," trader Endashew Denekew told AFP on...
'A dire necessity': Lebanon's forced conversion to solar
BEIRUT: Thanks to solar energy, residents of the northern Lebanese village of Toula are finally able to enjoy ice cream again-a treat in a sun-baked country plagued by power cuts. Lebanon's economy collapsed in 2019 after decades of corruption and mismanagement, leaving the state unable to provide electricity for more than an hour or two per day. Last winter, the mountain village of Toula barely had three hours of daily generator-driven...
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