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The 3 kilometre construction, which is scheduled to take five months, will stretch from Al Dallah roundabout in front of Hilton Hotel to the beach roundabout.
Fifty-two divers and 22 volunteers from across the country collected six tonnes of rubbish in Fujairah on Friday.
Christian expatriates are celebrating Christmas in many ways this year, some spending time with family and friends at home, while others are taking the opportunity to help people in need.
Fujairah police is warning residents about the dangers of using hazardous chemicals in homes, following the deaths of four members of the same family in August.
Half of shops at Masafi in Fujairah reopen after traders rally and completely rebuild.
Eight families who live in a mountanous part of Fujairah say an overflowing dam cuts them off from civilisation each winter.
Maryam Al Yammahi is a student turned entrepreneur who reflects upon her 10-year journey of self discovery and says that achievement has become a great power in her life.
Big crowds flock to beach to watch 26 teams show off their talents in running, swimming and rescue operations.
Mahmoud Al Sharaa, head of the Fujairah Fishermen Association, said the replacement motors were provided to 'registered sailors that have a regular record in fishing trips and didn’t benefit from this initiative during the past three years'.
Expats join Emiratis in force at celebration spots in Fujairah, many in national colours, to thank the nation that ‘feeds our kids’.
Young women at a youth centre in Fujairah joined the rest of the country in marking Commemoration Day by creating a mural called Martyr of Light.
Police swoop on two men after taxi driver called in to report incident.
About 250 productive families from various women’s associations and family development centres from around the country took part in the exhibition organised by Fujairah Welfare Association in a bid to get Emirati women to market their own products.
Teenager pays tribute to Nasser Al Blooshi, who died nearly three months after being injured in the line of duty in Yemen.
A new hall at the culture, youth and community development centre in Fujairah has been called Al Shohadaa Hall – Martyrs’ Hall – in memory of the Emirati soldiers who died in the line of duty in Yemen.
