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KD200 monthly allowance eyed KUWAIT CITY, Dec 20: MP Osama Al-Munawer has submitted a bill on increasing the minimum pension of retirees to KD1,000. The bill stipulates that the budget for the pension increment will be taken from the State treasury. MP Yousef Al-Ghareeb has proposed granting KD20

YOUR Highness, after discussing the two crises concerning health and education in this country, we will today talk about the housing issue. This matter suffers from deliberate government neglect and deliberate parliamentary procrastination, and citizens continue to endure its brunt day after day.

YOUR Highness, after discussing the two crises concerning health and education in this country, we will today talk about the housing issue. This matter suffers from deliberate government neglect and deliberate parliamentary procrastination, and citizens continue to endure its brunt day after day.

KUWAIT CITY, Dec 19: The Jahra detectives have put an end to the activities of four people – Kuwaitis, a citizen from an unidentified Gulf state and a bedoun – who specialized in armed robberies, breaking into campsites in the north of the country and also several other thefts, reports Al-Rai daily.

Kuwait: Some state agencies have failed to combat corruption

KUWAIT CITY, Dec 18: Tourism expert Kamal Kabsha said the demand for travel to Saudi Arabia among Kuwaitis wishing to perform Umrah has increased remarkably, reports Al-Anba daily. Kabsha pointed out that the repercussions of the spread of the coronavirus in the last two years, suspension of travel

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AFTER talking about health in our last article, we will now talk about education in our country. Your Highness the Prime Minister, we are doing this because we don’t want to see people without brains walking on the streets. We want to have officials who are worthy of the positions they occupy.

AFTER talking about health in our last article, we will now talk about education in our country. Your Highness the Prime Minister, we are doing this because we don’t want to see people without brains walking on the streets. We want to have officials who are worthy of the positions they occupy.

KUWAIT CITY, Dec 16: In line with governmental efforts to purge the labor market of random workers, visa traders and fictitious companies; the Public Authority for Manpower (PAM) has launched a new mechanism to monitor business owners involved in fraud, those who hire expatriates in exchange for mon