Khaleej Times - 2019-03-25

• kenyan teacher wins $1M prize
• Uber all set to acquire Dubai-based Careem in a $3.1 billion deal
• SNOWMAN COMES TO UAQ
• Hub71 to spur startups in Abu Dhabi
• DRIVE NEEDS A FUNDING BOOST
• Man who hit the bull’s eye with fresh milk
• Dubai expat gets pakistan honour
• World not doing much for Syrian children
• 87,000 groups target voters on WhatsApp
• Emirati women are ‘outstandin­g’ as cops
• Dubai Police to stop offering 8 services at counters from April
• 71% UAE women have higher qualificat­ions: FNC member
• Schools need to collaborat­e to improve education: Study
• ‘Smartphone­s not turning kids into digital zombies’
• Health cover must to employ expatriate­s in Abu Dhabi
• Week-long Metro music festival ends
• 700 projects showcased at pan-UAE science fair
• Banker helps man siphon off Dh4.3m for Dh10k bribe
• Two brothers cleared of providing drugs that killed woman
• Are we ready for a China-led world order?
• Why awards for teachers are worth it
• How to correct someone without offending them
• Fight bigotry by promoting social inclusion, tolerance
• Learning takes a long time, and patience is a virtue
• Kurds stuck between Syrian rock and Turkish hard place
• Trump vows to remain vigilant after the defeat of Daesh group
• SDF clears explosives in Daesh area
• Algeria opposition parties suggest six-month political transition
• PM orders probe into forced conversion of 2 Hindu girls
• Civil society aims to bring ‘real issues back into electoral focus’
• Mulayam finds no place in star campaigner­s list
• Thailand’s pro-military party takes stunning lead in polls
• Debate rages on ‘West’s double standard’ on terror labelling
• Cholera, malaria threats mount for Africa cyclone survivors
• AFFORDABLE PRICES, FOR REAL(TY)
• Dewa raises Dh7.34b for solar park’s phase 4
• US airlines visit Boeing as FAA awaits 737 upgrades
• The US is experienci­ng an energy renaissanc­e not seen in nearly 70 years. That volume has to find an outlet somewhere
• UAE looks to Asia to expand trade
• Senaat revenue up 3.5% at Dh16.3b
• Driving the future of VR in the GCC with the first Mazda Interactiv­e Automotive Showroom
• Shuaa in merger talks with ADFG
• Work on $3.85b Lanka refinery starts
• Oman Oil minister excited tO be part Of Oil facility prOject
• Indian developers see luxury real estate demand rising
• Sinopec lifts upstream capex to 4-year high
• PANT POWER MAULS MUMBAI
• Awesome Australia, deja vu for Pakistan
• The UAE strengthen­ed their chances of qualifying for the AFC U-23 Championsh­ip by defeating Maldives on Sunday night
• Rampaging Russell fires Kolkata to thrilling win
• Osaka, Zverev stunned; injured Serena quits
• Dhoni, Kohli slam quality of track
• Returning Smith will be bit rusty: Ashwin
• South Africa sweep Lanka in T20 series
• ADIMSC and Team Abu Dhabi steal the show in UIM Annual Awards in Monaco
• Sharjah’s F1 team to participat­e in first World Championsh­ip in Saudi
• Team Emirates count on climbers
• Spain, Italy start Euro qualifying with wins
• Ronaldo is indirectly helping Italy’s national team
• CL reform plans slammed
• Brazil denied victory by determined Panama
• WILL PM SURVIVE ‘CABINET COUP’?
• Top tourist hub faces shortage of labour

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