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Kuwait City: Kuwait’s Directorate General for Civil Aviation (GDCA) has issued a circular requiring travellers from 15 countries to submit a PCR test result before their arrival to the country that is approved by the Medical Utility Network Accreditor (MUNA) system. The MUNA system was put in place to identify approved laboratories abroad to ensure that there is no forgery or tampering with the result of the PCR test. Any passenger arriving in Kuwait will need to have proof of a valid PCR tes...

KUWAIT CITY, March 16: Despite allowing those wishing to travel from Kuwait, movement at Kuwait International Airport has almost stopped in light of the health conditions imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic and the advice provided by the authorities not to travel without an urgent need. The tri

Draft amendment includes adding in Article No. 40 KUWAIT CITY, March 16: According to informed sources, the Ministry of Health has completed the draft amendment to the civil service decree issued in 1979 to allow the employees of the ministry to be granted monetary allowance for the balance of va

SINCE the beginning of the current legislative term, and even during the extra time of the previous legislative term before the elections, not a glimmer of hope emerged to indicate any real effort to put the country on the path of development and progress. Instead, all that has been happening is the

KUWAIT CITY, March 15: The Minister of Health, Dr. Basil Al Sabah stated that schools will reopen with a new academic year for students from September, stating that all administrative school staff will be vaccinated by next month. The Minister of Health during his meeting with the delegation of t

Messenger THERE is an Arab adage – If you are not a mischievous wolf, the foxes will walk all over you. The decision makers in Kuwait are required to reflect on this saying, especially these days, with chaos reigning due to slackness of the executive authority and the lack of a firm decision to prevent the tampering with the security of Kuwait. Given that the ruling depends on decisions, an initiative must be taken to stop the country’s depletion at all levels. Therefore, the Constitutional...

Follow Mar. 14, 2021 Ever since the World Health Organization declared Covid-19 a pandemic, on March 11, 2020, Gulf states have openly favored protecting their own citizens, a tiny minority of their populations, over millions of migrant workers, treating them as a disposable workforce entitled to second-class rights only.  Nowhere is that more visible than in Kuwait. A year into the Covid-19 pandemic, Kuwaiti citizens are jumping the queue to get jabbed before migrant workers, who account for ...

Kuwait City: Statistics from the Ministry of Justice revealed that in 2020 Kuwait saw an increase in marriages and decrease in divorce rates compared to 2019, local media reported. Dr. Fahad Al Daen, Director of the Sharia Authentication Department at the Ministry of Justice, described 2020 as a year of “happiness and family bonding” as there were 1,000 more marriages than the previous year. Of the 12,973 marriages that took place last year, around 82 per cent of them were Kuwaiti men, majo...

9) the fake social media personas on the Internet, used by the US military and intelligence agencies to affect and lead public opinion in many countries, usually with the intent of inciting civil unrest and revolution. It has been obvious for some time that these tactics have been used domestically as well, the new legislation simply legalising the process. Many US government agencies have obtained this software that permits them to flood the social media with fake people making fake posts in s...