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Sharjah clears 167 titles under publishing, translation support programmes in 2025
The Sharjah Book Authority (SBA) has announced the approval of 167 new titles under its specialised publishing and translation support programmes in 2025.
UAE: Sugar levels may now decide the cost of your drinks with new tax rules on sugar-based beverages
The UAE will shift to a tiered excise tax on sugary drinks from 2026, linking tax rates to sugar content per 100ml. Replacing the current flat 50% rate, the move aims to reduce sugar intake, promote …
UAE’s perfume industry to hit $1.7 billion by 2033
Projected to soar to $1.7 billion by 2033, driven by oriental fragrances, digital innovation, and luxury tourism. Craftsmanship and an unmatched sense of what works are factors …
From Yachts to Private Jet: The Billionaire Life of Abu Dhabi’s Royal Family
The Al-Nayan family, rulers of Abu Dhabi, stands as one of the wealthiest dynasties on the planet, with their fortune estimated at an astonishing $300 billion. Originating from the discovery of oil in …
Daiso Japan is now online in the UAE with 2,500 affordable picks
The wait is over — your favourite Japanese brand is now just a click away. Daiso Japan has officially launched its e-commerce platform, bringing over 2,500+ unique items right to your doorstep.
UAE allows 52 nationalities to drive on home licenses or swap for local ones: Here’s full list
For residents from these nations, a UAE driving license can now be obtained through a direct exchange no theory or road test required …
UAE: MoF, FTA announce amendment to excise tax on sugar sweetened beverages
The higher the sugar content per 100ml, the higher the tax per litre, marking a shift from the flat rate currently applied to these beverages …
How trained nannies in UAE become early teachers for children with play-based learning
Several initiatives seek to upskill domestic staff as part of enhancing early education, and strengthening the bridge between home and school.
Dubai’s WOOHOO To Launch World’s First AI Chef Experience In 2025—No Tasting, Just Tech
Dubai’s WOOHOO, launching in September, features Chef Aiman, an AI-powered culinary innovator, creating dishes with data-driven precision.
Buying or renting in Dubai? The 2025 market guide you can’t ignore
According to a recent Cavendish Maxwell report, Dubai recorded over 42,000 residential sales transactions in Q1 2025 …
Sharjah campaign targets 10,000 workers to combat heat exhaustion
The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP), in collaboration with the Supreme Council for Family Affairs (SCFA) in Sharjah and a network of government …
Sharjah Media City explores ties with China Media Group
Sharjah Media City (Shams) welcomed a delegation from China Media Group (CMG) during an official visit aimed at exploring prospects for …
5,600 startups and counting: UAE leads GCC’s startup revolution
The Gulf Cooperation Council nations are becoming tech hubs. The UAE leads with many startups and investments. Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and Sharjah are key areas. Oman is testing new financial technologies …
UAE to tax sweetened beverages through its sugar content per 100ml in health push
The UAE Ministry of Finance and the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) have announced an amendment to the excise tax mechanism applied to sugar sweetened …
UAE: Is menopause forcing women out of the workplace?
Dubai-based women’s health educator and menopause coach Sharon James once worked with a client who was fired from her job as a flight attendant soon after she began experiencing symptoms of menopause, …
UAE condemns Israeli plan to control Ibrahimi mosque as ‘violation of historical status quo’
The Emirates called on the international community to protect holy sites and ensure that their religious and historical status is not undermined.