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Kuwait has introduced a new law aimed at tackling widespread debt evasion related to public utility bills. Starting in three months, residents and businesses who fail to pay their electricity, water, and other essential service bills within 30 days of notification will face automatic suspension of these services. The newly approved Decree-Law No. 75 of 2025 gives ministries and public institutions the authority to halt services digitally for anyone with overdue payments. The law applies to a range of utilities, including water, electricity, and telecommunications, addressing growing arrears that have put significant pressure on state finances. Under this law, service...

Dubai is gearing up to host the second edition of Eco Walk 2024, a community-centered event aimed at fostering environmental sustainability across the UAE. Set for Saturday, November 9, at Al Forsan Park in Expo City Dubai, the event will run from 8 AM to noon and will feature a series of eco-friendly activities and interactive experiences designed to engage participants in the nation’s green goals. A highlight of Eco Walk will be the ceremonial planting of the Ghaf tree — the UAE’s national symbol of resilience and sustainability — at 9 AM. Dr. Abdallah Belhaif Al Nuaimi, former Minister...

For anyone who’s struggled to find a parking spot, there's a new solution in Sharjah. The emirate has introduced Smart Parking Yards, adding thousands of new spaces. Here’s everything you need to know about the new system. First and most important, they operate as 24-hour paid parking, with no free hours. The Smart Parking Yards in Sharjah are managed using artificial intelligence and rely on cameras installed at the entry and exit points. When you drive in, your licence plate is automatically scanned and your parking time starts. When you leave, the system calculates the total fee based on how...

Bahrain residents are now being urged to be more mindful about how and where they dispose of household waste. In response to a growing issue of improper garbage disposal — particularly in newly developed residential areas — the Northern Area Municipality has introduced new fines ranging from BHD 50 to BHD 300 for anyone found leaving trash bags outside their homes rather than using designated bins. Across neighbourhoods in Bahrain, lidded trash containers are provided every few blocks for proper waste collection. Despite this, officials have reported a noticeable rise in trash being dumped on sidewalks and in front of...

Step into a world of tradition and childhood nostalgia as the Etihad Museum Garden hosts Hag Al Laila on February 15-16, 2025. This lively Emirati celebration is all about music, storytelling, games, and, of course, plenty of sweet treats! The main stage will feature Basma Choir, performing beloved Khaleeji classics and even some Spacetoon favorites that will bring back childhood memories. Fans of Emirati animation can also enjoy screenings of the well-loved series Freej.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Etihad Museum (@etihadmuseum) As you explore, you’ll come across Eternal Gateways, an installation by Emirati...

Abu Dhabi is in for a treat as the hilarious stage show Potted Potter: The Unauthorized Harry Experience comes to town this February! Fans of all things Harry Potter can catch this playful parody on Friday, February 21, at 8 PM, and Saturday, February 22, at 3 PM and 8 PM at the Abu Dhabi Cultural Foundation. This family-friendly performance condenses all seven Harry Potter books into a wildly funny 75-minute show. Along the way, audiences can expect wacky props, clever jokes, and even an energetic game of Quidditch! Suitable for kids aged 6 and up, this show will have...

Al Suwaidi Garden, a culinary gem within Riyadh Season 2024, invites you to a feast for the senses. From October 12, 2024, to May 1, 2025, Riyadh transforms into a global hub of entertainment, and Al Suwaidi Garden stands out as a must-visit destination for food lovers. Here’s why this spot should top your list. Al Suwaidi Garden offers more than just food — it’s a full-fledged experience. Nestled amidst the bustling city of Riyadh, this serene green oasis serves as a perfect escape. The beautifully landscaped garden paths lead you to a world of tastes, sights, and sounds that...

Kuwait is preparing to celebrate its National Day and Liberation Day, two occasions that hold deep meaning and pride for the country. To mark the celebrations, a four-day public holiday has been announced for government offices, ministries and public institutions. The Cabinet has confirmed that Wednesday, February 25, and Thursday, February 26, will be official holidays. Combined with the regular Friday and Saturday weekend, this creates a long break for many public sector employees. Essential services will continue operating under special arrangements. Work will resume on Sunday, March 1. Whether you’re joining the festivities or enjoying some well-earned rest, the...

Ever thought about cycling alongside Dubai Police? You can try it this April thanks to a new initiative called “Ride with Police”. The sessions take place at Dubai Autodrome in Dubai Sports City. Every Wednesday evening in April, the track opens to the public. No special level is required. You can ride alongside police cyclists, families, amateur riders, and experienced cyclists. Just bring your bike and join the ride on a professional track. Location: Dubai Autodrome, Dubai Sports City When: Every Wednesday in April 2026 Time: 7 PM to 10 PM Before heading to the riding event, make sure to...

During Ramadan 2026, Oman will implement reduced working hours across both the public and private sectors. This decision aims to make it easier for workers to balance their professional and personal lives during the holy month. Here are the changes: Employees in public sector will work 5 consecutive hours a day, from 9 AM to 2 PM. Some flexibility allows work to start as early as 7 AM and finish by 3 PM, depending on workplace policies. Muslim employees in private sector will have a maximum of 6 working hours a day, capped at 30 hours per week. It's possible...