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Salma al Baloushi has been described as a 'present day pioneer' and as a 'female aviator for the future'.
Female pilot flies solo into history

She has yet to learn to drive, but that has not stopped Emirati Salma al Baloushi from taking to the skies.

UAEOctober 01, 2008
One of Sheikh Zayed's great gifts was his ability to connect with both world leaders and the average man. He is pictured here, second from right, in the late 1950s.
From desert prince to world leader

A new book about the life of Sheikh Zayed chronicles his journey from 'the most fearless boy' to founder of a nation.

UAESeptember 27, 2008
Damaged oil rig to remain closed pending safety evaluation

The oil field closed down after seven contractors died in a helicopter crash will not resume operating until safety tests are carried out.

UAESeptember 08, 2008
Crash questions remain

Officials of foreign embassies say they had been unable to gather information surrounding the deaths of seven oil rig workers.

UAESeptember 07, 2008
Resilient is located 50km from Dubai's coast.
Helicopter crash kills seven oil-rig workers

Bodies of contractors recovered from sea after flight leads to tragedy in the Rashid oil field.

UAESeptember 04, 2008
Lajo Gupta says she keeps "hugging every wall and every tree in this house", which she moved into with her husband, Subash, 23 years ago.
Community clings to a dying oasis

Scheduled to be demolished next week, Jebel Ali Village is one of Dubai's oldest neighbourhoods and sits removed on the city's fringe.

UAEAugust 27, 2008
Firas Natouv, who attempted to stage a flash mob at the Mall of the Emirates, ties his shoelace as spectators look on.
Flash mob fizzles in Dubai

The stunt attracts four participants and 100 confused onlookers.

UAEAugust 26, 2008
British cyclist Victoria Pendleton leads Anna Meares of Australia in the women's sprint finals.
UK tops Aussies in golds and gloating

It started with a barb from the British contingent about trouncing their rivals from Down Under.

UAEAugust 21, 2008
People pretend to sleep during a flash mob in California.
Flash mob planned in mall

Hundreds of people are expected to turn up at the Mall of the Emirates, in Dubai and stand still for five minutes.

UAEAugust 06, 2008
Students win scholarships to international universities

Sixty students from the UAE to study at some of the leading universities in the world

UAEAugust 02, 2008
A visitor at the Liwa date festival checks one of the dates.
Date festival aims for new heights

Organisers of the Liwa date festival promised next year's event will be "the biggest in the world" as the event drew to a close.

UAEAugust 02, 2008
A woman in pain forgets Greer

Observing life Tahira Yaqoob knows what happens to feminist principles when independent women are left to lick their wounds.

July 30, 2008
Sabu Damodharan, a technician at the Sharjah Science Museum, adjusts a reflective telescope used for safe viewing of an eclipse.
Eclipse comes with a warning

People are told not to look directly at the solar eclipse on Friday - when it is visible in the UAE for the first time in two years - to prevent eye damage or blindness.

ScienceJuly 29, 2008
Sheikh Zayed, with his son Sheikh Sultan, speaks with staff at the new facility in 1964.
Focus:With the Oasis, a new era was born

Pat and Marian Kennedy were asked to set up a hospital for Abu Dhabi in 1960, still referred to as the Kennedy Hospital.

UAEJuly 26, 2008
Date platter will set record

The Guinness World Records U-turn after initially disqualifying a UAE entry for the biggest plate of dates.

UAEJuly 24, 2008
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