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Traffic violators get six months to settle fines
The directorate general of traffic (Muroor) has given traffic violators with unsettled fines either to pay them within six months or be ready to face courts. The Muroor has fixed a ceiling for the violators to settle down the fines against
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64 Billion Entertainment Sector in Coming Years
SAUDI TO INVEST 64 BILLION DOLLARS ON ENTERTAINMENT SECTOR IN UPCOMING YEARS Saudi Arabia is set to invest 64 Billion dollars in its entertainment sector in the upcoming decade, First Opera house of the Kingdom to be build to boost entertainment
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Saudi mothers start new academic year driving their kids to school
Saudi Arabia’s new academic year started differently a couple of days ago, with Saudi women driving their children to school, ten weeks after women were granted licenses to drive in the kingdom. Saudi mothers expressed their joy with this
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Pilgrim from Pakistan gives birth to twins after 9-year sterility
After suffering a sterility period of nine years, a Pakistani pilgrim completed her happiness of performing the Haj by giving birth to a healthy boy
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Black days ahead for Bangla expatriates in abaya shops
A pall of gloom has descended on the downtown of Balad in Jeddah which houses most of the garment shops that include children and women wear as
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Houthi missile injures 23 people in Saudi city of Najran
More than 20 people were injured in the southern Saudi city of Najran on Wednesday night after a ballistic missile was launched by Houthi forces in
Read MoreFemale Saudi Nurse saved a man’s life in a shopping mall in Abha
Nursing is one of the holiest professions in the world: Nursing is one of the most demanding and yet one of the most satisfactory jobs. Nursing requires to help people and relieve them of any medical difficulty that a person is suffering
Read MoreExpats occupy 60,000 jobs in health, education sectors: Shoura member
Shoura Council member, Saeed Bin Qasim Al-Khaldi Al-Maliki, has said there was a dire need to open more job opportunities for the Saudis and to nationalize government jobs which will cut down unemployment and create more openings for Saudi
Read MoreMedical treatment for needy expats
AN Arab expat friend of mine, who is legally working in a modest job in the private sector, told me a painful story he encountered at a government hospital. His wife got sick and he went to the closest government hospital for treatment. He was
Read MoreSaudi Electricity Company again delays issuance of bills
For the second time in a row, the Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) has delayed issuing August bills until Sept. 10, according to SEC Public Relations Director Hamoud Al-Ghabini, Makkah daily reported. “The bills will be issued Sept.
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