Gulf News: Sharjah: The Sharjah CityMunicipality has issued a set of guidelines to curb mosquito breeding during the rainy season, urging residents to take preventive measures to protect public health and maintain environmental standards.The municipality highlighted...
Gulf News: Dubai: Educators in the UAE looking to advance their careers can now apply for SharjahEducationAcademy’s (SEA) fall 2026 intake, with admissions open from March 30 to April 30.The academy is offering a mix of academic and professional programmes aimed at...
Khaleejtimes: Educators across the UAE looking to upgrade their qualifications and step into leadership roles will have new opportunities this year, as SharjahEducationAcademy (SEA) opens admissions for its Fall 2026 semester. Applications will be accepted from March 30...
Khaleejtimes: Sharjah has announced the activation of an exceptional remote work system. The initiative is designed to provide flexibility for female employees who have children enrolled in public or private schools, as well as those with children in nurseries. The...
Gulf News: Sharjah has introduced remote working for employed mothers in the government sector, aiming to support work-life balance and family stability, officials said.Hesham Suhail Al Qahtani, Director...
The Times of India: Posting or sharing false information online, even as a joke, can lead to serious legal consequences in the UAE, with authorities warning that humour offers no protection under the law. The SharjahPublic Prosecution has cautioned residents that spreading...
Khaleejtimes: A new AI Hub has been launched in Sharjah aimed at accelerating AI adoption and will bring together infrastructure, partnerships and expertise into one ecosystem that supports companies looking to grow. The Hub, launched on Tuesday by the Sharjah Research,...
Gulf News: Sharjah: Sharjah authorities handled more than 74,000 emergency reports during last week’s weather conditions, with no deaths or injuries recorded, the Sharjah Executive Council announced on Tuesday..Get updated faster and for FREE: Download...
Gulf News: Sharjah: Residents who post or share false information online—even as part of April Fool’s jokes—could face jail terms and hefty fines, the Sharjah Public Prosecution has warned.In a public awareness message, authorities stressed that UAE law makes no...