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World Renowned Obstacle Course Challenge Returns to KSA this January. Tough Mudder and Mini Mudder set to take center stage in Jeddah on 21 January 2023  Tough Mudder Jeddah will transform the [...]

As the city comes out of another tragically record-breaking year, 2023 will by Lynn Lewis' first full year as program director for 414Life. She started her role in August of 2022.

Doha: Primary Health Care Corporation s (PHCC) Screen for Life Program is constantly raising awareness on the importance of the breast and bowel cance...

RIYADH: Riyadh has launched “Kashtah” initiative to promote the development and use of public parks, heritage and cultural monuments around the capital during the camping season. Ali Alrowaili, a spokesman for Riyadh Municipality, said it hoped the campaign would boost the “winter atmosphere, enrich family entertainment, encourage community activities and hiking, and

PAAC President Cheryl Martinez said they want to remind pet owners to not leave their animals outside during the freezing temperatures.

Every spring, when he was growing up in northern Greece, Ioannis Minas would look out over valleys of pink—flowers blooming on the area’s abundant peach

RIYADH: The Ministry of Culture, in cooperation with the Saudi Coffee Co., announced on Sunday that it is accepting applications for its “Saudi Coffee Research” grants, the Saudi Press Agency reported. The purpose of the grants is to promote cultural awareness through research on Saudi coffee and its connection to national identity, natural heritage and traditional culinary

JEDDAH: Saudi Arabia has launched a cultural capability development strategy as part of the country’s Human Capabilities Development Program — a giant leap in the transformation process of the Kingdom’s education and culture sectors. The Ministry of Culture and Ministry of Education on Thursday launched the strategy in Riyadh. The plan aims to link academic output with the

JEDDAH: A rare, 400-year-old manuscript that highlights the important role of coffee in Arab culture has been shared with the public for the first time. It was written by Madyan Qusuni, a renowned Egyptian physician, writer, and historian during the Ottoman era. King Abdulaziz Public Library decided to show off the document, which is safely preserved and stored in its private