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Saudi food bank calls for hefty food waste fines
The Saudi Food Bank, Eta’am, urged the authorities to set a fine of SR1,000 per one kilo of surplus food. The call followed a report by the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), which revealed that the country topped the
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Saudi Arabia willing to increase oil output
The Council of Ministers on Tuesday affirmed the Kingdom’s readiness to use its spare production capacity to balance the global oil market. “The Kingdom is prepared to utilize its spare production capacity when needed to deal with any
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Saudi Arabia non-oil sector growth hits 2018 high
Growth in Saudi Arabia’s non-oil sector has reached its highest level this year as confidence in the Kingdom starts to return, a survey found. The Emirates NBD/IHS Markit Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) — a measure of non-oil business
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How Allah returned our things lost in Makkah & Madina back to us? – stories of pilgrims
We shared one story on our website and Facebook page about a pilgrim who lost SR 16000 in Madina and prayed for its return in Makkah, soon he got
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Heatwave and dust storm warning issued
Saudi Arabia’s General Authority for Meteorology and Environmental Protection is forecasting a heatwave in some areas of the kingdom from
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100000 SR Fine for Transporting or Employing Illegal residents
100,000 SAUDI RIYALS FINE & JAIL UP TO 6 MONTHS FOR EMPLOYING OR TRANSPORTING ILLEGAL RESIDENTS Saudi Arabia's Jawazat is continuously
Read MoreForum to discuss all issues related to women driving in Saudi Arabia
“Laki Al-Kiyadah” (Driving for Women), the first Saudi forum that monitors the historic event of women driving, will disclose a number of job opportunities, services and facilities the Kingdom will witness in the coming period. The
Read MoreWomen to pay less for auto insurance in Saudi Arabia
The move to allow women to drive in Saudi Arabia is expected to give impetus to the economy in several sectors from car sales to insurance. Despite competitive pressure on car insurance companies to lower their prices and credit conditions in the
Read MoreShoura to discuss rising electricity bills; may seek ECRA intervention
The Shoura (Consultative) Council is set to discuss the hefty increase in electricity charges will ask the Electricity and Cogeneration Regulatory Authority (ECRA), which is the Kingdom's supervisory body of the power generation and consumption,
Read MoreBed-ridden for seven years, Saudi boy earns his high school diploma
After a horrible car accident left him paralyzed and bed-ridden for seven years, Abdulrahman Maghawi, a young Saudi boy, earned his high school diploma. During his seven-year stay at a hospital in Asir province, Maghawi was determined to pursue
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