A Kuwaiti citizen went to Tunisia, as he had been doing for years, and following news of his disappearance the family contacted the parliamentarians to …
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Oh leadership … A good deed is multiplied tenfold
THE most dangerous thing that any country faces is its leadership being isolated in their palaces, and being distanced from their people. In such a …
Read More »Oh leadership … Do you want industry and agriculture? This is not how it’s done
DO we have a productive and development-seeking government, or a government of complication and “brushing off” of investors – citizens and expatriates? Does this government …
Read More »Competent must get the job
The government is seriously considering presenting an important and dangerous bill related to the establishment of a central apparatus or body concerned with nationality affairs, …
Read More »Thank you Your Highness the Prime Minister, but…
BRAVO to His Highness the Prime Minister Sheikh Ahmad Al-Nawaf for his speech to the parliamentarians. It is the first time in decades that the …
Read More »When do we get better quality?
Representatives Muhalhel Al-Mudhaf, Hassan Johar, Abdulaziz Al- Saqabi, Saud Al-Asfoor and Shuaib Al-Muwaizri have submitted a proposal for a law for the National Assembly, which …
Read More »Go without returning!!
We are proud to bid farewell to some government officials who must go or leave without returning!! Otherwise, who will be able to force officials …
Read More »Government repeating Al-Manakh’s mistakes with loans
SINCE the state did not perform its duty as expected, the Al-Manakh Stock Market crash in the first half of 1980s caused the national economy …
Read More »‘Stone the guilty party only if you have not sinned’
It was published by the Al-Qabas daily on (Dec 26, 2022) that the government is working (after a delay that lasted for more than half …
Read More »Mules and anesthetic tuba
ONE of the expressive stories that I read was about a ship heading to Basra and carrying mules. The person in charge of feeding the …
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