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Light to moderate rain in Sharjah, Ras Al Khaimah, with a drop in temperature tomorrow. The rain is pouring down in Sharjah this afternoon, turning the roads slippery, so take extra caution while driving. According to the National Center of...

Happy New Year 2025: UAE celebrated the arrival of 2025 with an impressive display of fireworks, setting multiple world records during the festivities. The skies over Al Raha Beach in Abu Dhabi were lit up with spectacular fireworks as residents...

UMM AL QAIWAIN - The Emirate of Umm Al Qaiwain welcomed 2025 with a variety of events and dazzling fireworks displays along the Al Khor Waterfront, attended by large crowds of residents and visitors. The events, organised by the Department...

DUBAI - The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE) organised events yesterday for workers across the UAE to celebrate the New Year. Themed ‘Happy Workers, Thriving Business’, the celebrations were held at 18 locations across the UAE and featured...

AL DHAFRA,- The first-ever Freestyle Electronic Showdown, part of the Liwa International Festival 2025, concluded last night with intense competition and remarkable attendance from electronic gaming enthusiasts. The competition, held at the Liwa Walk, featured two age categories. In the...

Dubai, UAE – The spirit of Christmas came alive this Saturday as Skillopaedia Events, under the leadership of Monica Arya, hosted a spectacular Christmas Carnival filled with joy, creativity, and a meaningful cause. The event was not only a celebration...

AJMAN, 25th December – H.H. Sheikh Ammar bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Crown Prince of Ajman and Chairman of the Ajman Executive Council, has received at the Emiri Court, Ali Salem Al Thayedi, Consul-General of the State of Kuwait to the...

Dubai will light up the sky to welcome 2025 with spectacular firework displays from 36 locations across the city. The announcement, part of the city’s New Year’s Eve celebrations, offers a wide array of venues to enjoy the festivities. Fireworks...

The UAE Ministry of Economy has announced a new pricing policy for nine essential consumer goods, including cooking oil, eggs, dairy, rice, sugar, poultry, legumes, bread, and wheat. The policy, effective 2nd January 2025, aims to regulate prices, prevent arbitrary...