KUWAIT CITY, March 2: Minister of Commerce and Industry, Minister of State for Communications and Information Technology Affairs, Mazen Al-Nahedh, chaired the meeting of the …
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178,919 expats quit for good
Huge fees forces 17,891 ‘no degree’ 60s plus residents to leave KUWAIT CITY, March 2: A year after the application of the KD 800 fee, …
Read More »56,782 faced travel ban
KUWAIT CITY, March 2: In an indication of the increase in the number of those people banned from traveling due to financial debts and alimony, …
Read More »Kuwaitis involved in digging ‘sparkling wells’ to face law
KUWAIT CITY, March 2: The issue of “sparkling wells” in farms has returned to light again after it was raised last week, as the government …
Read More »Deserted look at workplaces in Kuwait – Schools attendance high after holidays
KUWAIT CITY, March 1: The national holidays, which lasted for four days, were preceded by a high rate of absenteeism at workplaces under various justifications …
Read More »Rights panel discusses situation of ‘religious minorities’ in Kuwait
KUWAIT CITY, March 1: The Human Rights Committee of the National Assembly met Wednesday to discuss the situation of religious freedoms in the State of …
Read More »Many top jobs in Education Ministry lie vacant
KUWAIT CITY, March 1: According to informed educational sources, there are many supervisory positions – both administrative and educational – in the various sectors of …
Read More »Al Hamra Shopping Center enters Guinness Book of Records with largest macaron ‘display’ in the world
Macaron display in the shape of Kuwaiti flag KUWAIT CITY, March 1: Al Hamra Shopping Center unveiled a macaron display in the shape of the …
Read More »Assessment of Expats ‘titled’ accountants set
Demographic adjustment steps to enter into force KUWAIT CITY, March 1: Informed sources said that the Public Authority for Manpower is about to check the …
Read More »MINISTRY TO TERMINATE SERVICES OF 1,875 EXPAT TEACHERS
KUWAIT CITY, March 1: The Ministry of Education plans to terminate the services of 1,875 expatriate teachers working in schools, which the public education sector …
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