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All you need to know about Taste of Dubai 2026
There are certain highlights in Dubai’s food calendar and Taste of Dubai is definitely up there. Coming back on February 6 to 8, the popular festival once more descends upon the Dubai Media City Amphitheatre and turns it into a
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How UAE retailers plan to keep Ramadan food prices low
Dubai: As Ramadan nears, retailers in the UAE said they are focusing on more stable prices, aggressive discounts and smarter sourcing to protect shoppers from global cost pressures and to help keep everyday food essentials affordable throughout
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UAE tailors stop taking orders weeks before Eid
‘No more orders’ is the message you have probably seen outside most tailoring shops throughout UAE. And the explanation isn’t complicated — Eid Al Fitr work has already started this year, and it’s even
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Ramadan tents in Dubai to visit
There are a lot of Ramadan experiences in the UAE. From the community iftar to having iftar at home, there are varied ways people can break
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Wake Up Into the Dream: INSOMNIA Live in Abu Dhabi
If you want to watch a live show in Abu Dhabi which is much more than mere entertainment and something that will really stay with you, then Mentalist
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Why Kids Playground in the UAE is Perfect for Weekend Adventures
Kids need to unwind and play on the weekend after a long school week. Parents are always on the search for a place where children can have fun
Read MoreDubai 2026: Jobs that will drive the economy forward
Dubai is not merely constructing skyscrapers; it’s building the workforce of tomorrow. The job market is undergoing a massive shift as the Emirate keeps eyeing its stretch goals: The Dubai Economic Agenda (D33) aims to double economic
Read MoreDubai gold prices continue to hit record highs daily
Gold price’s rally stepped up a gear on Thursday morning, adding to its record-breaking pace, as investors flock towards safe havens amid continued chaos in global geopolitics and tensions escalated between the US and Iran. The yellow
Read MoreAre children being pushed too hard by co-curricular activities?
For some parents co-curricular activities (CCAs) have become the default when it comes to childhood. A barrage of emails at the start of every new term promise something new to pour into our kids’ calendars — and most schools offer
Read MoreWill shorter Ramadan hours affect UAE workplace output?
Ramadan hours for private sector employees will be shorter this year with working hours reduced by 2 hours during the month of fasting. Though workers will have less time to fit eight hours’ worth of work into six, HR experts say Ramadan will
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