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African Development Bank reports strong financial health, despite Covid-19 crisis

Mozah bint Marwan is the first woman to fly the AW609 tiltrotor

Only the ANC and the DA have declared donations for the fourth quarter.

Mohamed bin Zayed receives president of Liberia

COMMISSIONER TASKS NEW HOMEOWNERS TO IMBIBE MAINTENANCE CULTURE

Zandile Mafe, an alleged arsonist in Parliament, was denied bail.

Ministers and officials said the UAE-Egypt-Jordan industrial collaboration will usher in a new age of economic integration.

DSVA, OEQA HOLD WORKSHOP ON SAFEGUARD, CHILD PROTECTION POLICY

HAJJ 2022: LAGOS SET TO INOCULATE INTENDING PILGRIMS

Former FBI Director Airs Warning About Elder Fraud

A wealth of ancient Egyptian mummies has been discovered by archaeologists.

21 bodies recovered from plane wreckage discovered in Nepalese mountains

Mohammed Al Bowardi meets with Turkey’s National Defense Minister.

The UAE has opened the first phase of Yemen’s largest hospital in Shabwa.

FBI Defeats U.S. Secret Service in Charity Hockey Game

Rystad Energy, Energy Capital & Power Renew Knowledge Partnership

Farewell tour: Dutch finish overwater F-16 training over Florida coast

‘FORCECON 2022’ kicks off in San Antonio with a collider event

President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funds Newly Executed Navajo-Utah Water Rights Settlement

Biden-Harris Administration Proposes First-Ever California Offshore Wind Lease Sale

Shell’s application for a seismic survey along the Wild Coast has been filed in an Eastern Cape court.

Bilateral Meeting between Kenyan and Sierra Leonean Delegations at State House, Nairobi

Sultan bin Ahmed honors University of Sharjah scholars and researchers.

Bloom Gardens’ fifth phase, Aldhay, has reached more than 50% completion; on track for a Q3-23 handover.

PAPPI organizes rallies across the country in advance of a record-high fuel price increase.

LASG ASSURES INTENDING CHRISTIAN PILGRIMS OF UNIQUE SPIRITUAL EXPERIENCE

LASG UNVEILS ALTERNATIVE CARE GUIDELINES FOR CHILDREN