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Tony Coelho
A journey of dedication and change
As Kuwait Times celebrates its 63rd anniversary, I proudly reflect on my journey as part of this incredible team since 1990.Looking back over the years, I can confidently say that the journey has been worth every mile. Together with my colleagues, we have witnessed and adapted to countless changes, from manual processes to the latest advancements in printing technologies. Working with many managing editors, from Clement Mercenas to Shakir...
MV Safeer An epic rescue mission
Considered the largest sea evacuation of refugees on a cargo ship, the MV Safeer played a critical role during the 1990 Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. On September 4, 1990, MV Safeer, embarked from Shuwaikh Port with 722 Indians on board, mostly women and children. This Panama-registered cargo ship, owned by the late Captain Ibrahim Modak, Captain Viraf Kekobad and a third party, was initially docked at Shuwaikh Port, discharging a cargo of bagged...
What’s cooking in our kitchens
Alexandrian KosharyWhile I have always been a top fan of the traditional Egyptian koshary, one day it came to my surprise that there was another koshary recipe that few people are familiar with. Named after my beloved hometown, Alexandria, the flavor of Alexandrian koshary never fails to transport me back to the sound of the sea and the blissful cool breeze that I used to experience there.I recall the innocent smile that would naturally draw on...
Eye-watering onion prices leave sour taste
KUWAIT: Since before the start of the New Year, Kuwait has been grappling with unexpected onion shortages, leading to a surge in onion prices. This situation has particularly affected many Asian expatriates living in Kuwait, as onions play a crucial role in their cuisine. Major exporters like India have banned onion exports due to adverse weather conditions affecting crops in many Indian states.For Asian expatriates, onions are a staple...
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