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Kareem Shaheen

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Kareem Shaheen is a veteran Middle East correspondent in Canada

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Zakat alms worth Dh1m free 49 in prison for unpaid debts

Fund created in 2003 by Sheikh Zayed to collect and distribute Islamic alms in UAE collected Dh67 million last year.

UAEMay 04, 2010
UAE sees high rates of Down Syndrome

The pressure on Emirati mothers to have more children is probably the main reason for the high rate of Down Syndrome in the country, a Government official said.

UAEMay 04, 2010
Members of the al Emadi family (left to right): Farah, Sharifa, their father Mohammed, Khaled and Farida.
Success runs in the Emadi family

When it comes to high achievers, few can match the al Emadis. The eight brothers and sisters have an astonishing number of qualifications between them - but all agree that learning is vital not just for themselves but for the country's future.

EducationApril 25, 2010
An inspector from the Abu Dhabi Food Control Authority carries out an inspection on a restaurant's kitchen facilities.
Hygiene 'police' fail 9 in 10 restaurants

Only one in 10 restaurants in the Tourist Club area meets hygiene standards, an investigation has revealed.

UAEApril 19, 2010
Emirati girls starve themselves 'to look pretty in a dress'

Study by Zayed University says 75 per cent of young women are unhappy with their bodies

UAEApril 19, 2010
Emirati job demands too high, say experts

Emiratis advised to lower their salary and career advancement expectations if they are to integrate further into the private sector.

UAEApril 19, 2010
Dh10m Khalifa Fund shifting strategy

The investment is available for manufacturers as the Fund targets key industries from engineering and construction to tourism for investment.

UAEApril 18, 2010
Call to protect children with special needs

A Down syndrome support group called yesterday for a centre that would train special-needs children to recognise exploitation and protect themselves from it.

UAEApril 11, 2010
New plan would freeze school fees for two years

Ministry official says the 'country cannot afford' annual rises.

UAEApril 08, 2010
Ulhas Vazhappilly: ?There is no information. I don?t know where to go.?
Time runs out for the pupils with no school

With the new academic year just days away parents, whose children are without a place, are considering giving up all they have worked for.

EducationApril 06, 2010
Solutions to places crisis at Indian schools 'don't go far enough'

A set of solutions to ease a shortage in places is unveiled, only to be described by community members as inadequate.

EducationApril 04, 2010
UAE flights not affected by fire

Flights from London to the UAE are largely unaffected by a fire that broke out at Heathrow air traffic control earlier today.

TransportApril 03, 2010
Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, centre right, and Sheikh Hamdan bin Zayed, the Ruler's Representative in the Western Region and Chairman of the Environment Agency, centre left, carry the body of Sheikh Ahmed bin Zayed with their brothers and family.
Sheikh Ahmed bin Zayed laid to rest

Thousands gather at Sheikh Zayed Mosque to pray for Sheikh Ahmed's salvation as mourners speak of their solidarity with the ruling family in their time of grief.

UAEApril 01, 2010
Sunny Varkey, the founder and chairman of Gems, said the company's smaller community schools with traditionally lower fees could not meet its quality standards without a fees rise.
Let us raise fees or we will shut classes says schools operator

Dubai operator says low-cost Asian schools must keep pace with salaries and rents.

EducationMarch 30, 2010
Dr Saeed al Ghufli, executive director of the Ministry of State for Federal National Council Affairs, speaks at Zayed University in Dubai.
Get into politics, FNC tells students

Schools should encourage Emirati students to take an interest in politics because they lag behind many Arab young people in that respect, a top FNC official says.

UAEMarch 29, 2010
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