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Iran pilgrims flock for hajj, Qataris few
MAKKAH: Large cooling fans spray water on Muslim pilgrims around the Grand Mosque ahead of the annual hajj pilgrimage yesterday. – APTEHRAN/DOHA: In a diplomatic icebreaker between political foes, tens of thousands of Muslim faithful from Iran have flocked to Saudi Arabia for the annual hajj pilgrimage to Islam's holiest sites. This week's hajj marks Iran's return after their absence last year following a massive stampede in 2015 that killed...
Employment of non-Kuwaitis 'according to the state laws'
KUWAIT: His Highness the Prime Minister Sheikh Jaber Al-Mubarak Al-Hamad Al-Sabah presides the Cabinet weekly meeting yesterday. - KUNA photosKUWAIT: Employment of non-Kuwaitis in the public sector is done according to civil service laws and other relevant State regulations, the Minister of Social Affairs and Labor affirmed yesterday. Hind Al-Sebeeh, also the Minister of State for Economic Affairs, was addressing the regular weekly Cabinet...
Kuwait Airways transports 4,684 pilgrims
Kuwait Airways' regional director for the Gulf Mishaal Al-DalakJEDDAH: Kuwait Airways operated 16 flights carrying around 4,684 pilgrims from Kuwait to Islam's hallowed grounds to undertake the holy Islamic journey of Hajj, one of the company's officials said yesterday. Kuwait Airways' regional director for the Gulf Mishaal Al-Dalak said that Kuwait's national carrier is eager to provide convenient trips to Islam's holiest shrine. He pointed...
AIWN hosts Lt Col Mitchell
Lt Col Melody Mitchell speaking at the event.KUWAIT: Alghanim Industries, one of the largest privately owned companies in the region, announced its third meeting of the Alghanim Industries Women's Network (AIWN). This network was launched to provide female employees in the company a solid platform to connect with peers, gain exposure, and promote opportunities for upward career mobility. The third meeting for the AIWN was held on Thursday, 24...
Ahli United Bank staff distribute gifts to pilgrims at the airport
Ahli United Bank's volunteers at International Airport to bid farewell to pilgrims travelling to the holy land of Makkah.KUWAIT: With the arrival of the Hajj season, and as part of Ahli United Bank's (AUB) social contribution - catering a broad section of society, the Bank announced that staff members have volunteered to bid farewell to pilgrims travelling to the holy land of Makkah at Kuwait International Airport with the distribution of gifts...
Adha offers at Kuwait Towers
Jarrah Jassim Al-OmaniKUWAIT: The Touristic Enterprises Company (TEC) extends its heartiest congratulations to all citizens and residents on the upcoming Eid Al-Adha. Within TEC's preparations for the holiday, it shares that the Kuwait Towers will be open to all visitors during Eid Al Adha, providing an exclusive sea-view of the country's coastline. The iconic landmark will be open from 8 am until midnight - serving breakfast, lunch and dinner...
A simple act of kindness
The Real FouzRecently I've been thinking a lot about the amazing past few years I've had on social media and the incredible opportunities I've got, it has really been an unforgettable journey. In July, I was invited to the Red Cross Gala in Monaco which was one of my most memorable experiences. The Red Cross Gala is a luxurious charity event hosted annually which inspired me to reflect on my own life and how I can use my platform and social...
Polluting environment
KUWAIT: A citizen is facing charges of polluting the environment after he was spotted by environment police tossing an empty juice can at a beach a few months ago. Security sources noted that the citizen was amazed when he was summoned to the public prosecutor's office and presented with the charges, for which, according to the environment law, he might be fined up to KD 10,000. The man was released on bail pending further...
Israeli MP prays at flash-point Jerusalem holy site
JERUSALEM: Palestinians are blocked on one side of the the flashpoint Al-Aqsa mosque compound, also known as the Temple Mount complex in Jerusalem's Old City during the visit of a controversial Jewish parliament member, after a ban on Israeli lawmakers visiting the ultra-sensitive holy site was lifted for one day.-AFPJERUSALEM: Israeli lawmaker Yehuda Glick, shot in 2014 over his campaign for Jewish prayer at an ultra-sensitive Jerusalem holy...
Zuma's ex-wife lashes critics as S Africa power race heats up
DURBAN: This file photo shows the Chairperson of the African Union (AU), Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma addressing the State of the Continent Media Briefing for the last time as the Chair of the AU Commission to conclude her four year tenure, in Durban, South Africa.-AFPJOHANNESBURG: The former wife of South African President Jacob Zuma yesterday dismissed criticism that her bid to succeed him in office is a strategy to protect him from criminal...
Life returns to Chad island despite Boko Haram threat
CHAD: Chadian women carry carpets and few other belongings as they travel back on Midikouta Island on Lake Chad.-AFPBOL, Chad: Gaou Moussa stands in front of his family home nestled in the dense vegetation of Chad's Tchoukouli island, where burnt straw and charred wood still litter the ground from a Boko Haram attack three years ago. "They killed my brother and we fled," he said. Tchoukouli-one of hundreds of tiny interconnected islands about an...
North Korea fires ballistic missile over Japan
TOKYO: Pedestrians walk in front of a huge screen displaying a map of Japan, right, and the Korean Peninsula, in Tokyo following a North Korean missile test that passed over Japan.-AFPSEOUL: Nuclear-armed North Korea fired a ballistic missile over Japan yesterday in a major escalation that triggered global alarm and a furious response from the government in Tokyo. A visibly unsettled Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said it was an...
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