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Resisting Change in the Seventh Harsha

"Indeed, Allah will not change the condition of a people until they change what is in themselves..." This great verse came to my mind as I watched the comments of followers of the brilliant series "The Seventh Harsha" on social media pages, witnessing a cocktail of emotions ranging from indignation, condemnation,

Manchester City players and Etihad Airways make dreams come true for young female players

The sky is the limit for four aspiring female footballers from the United Arab Emirates after an invitation from Manchester City Women turned into the trip of a lifetime thanks to Etihad Airways, the UAE’s national carrier. For girls, Madiyah, 12, Meriel and Sura, both 11, and Zarah, 9, who all attend City Football Schools in

Watch & jewellery show hits new participation record

The Emirate of Sharjah is set for the 51st edition of the Watch and Jewellery Middle East (WJME) Show, which will kick off on March 8. The largest trade fair of its kind in the UAE and the region, the WJME show is organised by Expo Centre Sharjah (ECS) with the support of Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI). The event's

WPM Africa Congress, Migration from Death to Life

In Africa, millions are suffering a lot. Their lives have trampled over them with so critical problems. They are threatened by poverty, crushed by unemployment, wars, and disease overcomes them. The statistics tell us a lot about the aggravation of humanity's problems in the twenty-first century, as if the more humanity progresses,

My Year: A Literary River on Travel

It has been a busy year, thanks to getting back to my favorite action of travel. In April 2022, I was in Togo for giving a paper on African Literature and Environment, in the country’s first literature symposium, hosted by the University of Lomé, and organized by the Togolese Writers Union. In June, I was invited to