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15 Years Jail and SR 1 million fine for keeping the passports of workers
The Public Prosecution has warned employers against exercising their influence to force their employees either to work under coercion or involve in any practices akin to slavery. “This shall be deemed as human trafficking that entails
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Heavy rain expected till Sunday, says Met Department
The General Authority of Meteorology and Environmental Protection said, most regions of the Kingdom will witness moderate to heavy rain from Thursday till Sunday. Rain would be accompanied by thunder, sandstorm and snowfall, the Saudi Press
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Saudi Arabia builds its first 3D printed house
Saudi Arabia has built its first 3D printed house located in Riyadh, according to The National Housing and Industrial Development and Logistics Program, which aims to adopt innovation techniques in the kingdom. The house, which is situated on
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Huge snake spotted in Saudi Arabia
Footage capturing a huge snake in Saudi Arabia's Asir governorate recently sent the kingdom's internet into a frenzy, reported
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Saudi Railway launches first night rail journey
The Saudi Railway Co. (SAR) on Wednesday announced the launch of its first-ever night train journey from Riyadh to Al-Jouf. The station’s
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KSrelief distributes 1,600 cartons of dates in Marib governorate, Yemen
King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) distributed yesterday 1,600 cartons of dates to displaced people in Marib governorate,
Read MoreFlynas launches Umrah flight services
Saudi low-cost carrier Flynas has launched its annual Umrah flights service. The airline operates full packages for visitors to the Holy Mosque, which includes hotels and rooms, catering, transportation, attractions and tours. Flynas
Read MoreSaudi’s Shoura Council approves draft law to protect whistleblowers
Saudi Arabia’s Shoura Council on Tuesday approved a draft law to ensure the protection of whistleblowers and others put at risk by providing information on crimes. The advisory council’s assistant president Yahya Al-Samaan said the
Read MoreTough punishments await reckless drivers during rain
Sulaiman Bin Abdullah Al-Amr, Director General of Civil Defense Lt. Gen. said a committee has been formed to draft new laws that will punish reckless drivers who place their lives in danger by venturing to drive through flooded valleys during
Read MoreNew IDC Report Examines Saudi Arabia's Digital Government Ambitions
While digital transformation presents tremendous opportunities to revolutionize public administration and service delivery, government leaders must understand the complexities involved if they are to avoid the pitfalls that await. That’s
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