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(MENAFN - The Peninsula) The Peninsula Doha: More than 100 riders will feature at the three-day Amir Sword Festival to be held at the outdoor arena of the Qatar Equestrian Federation (QEF), this was announced by the organisers yesterday.  The winner of the Amir Sword will also get a brand new car, Ali bin Yusuf Al Rumaihi, Secretary-General of QEF, said yesterday. The top three riders in the Feb 18-20 competition will be honoured at the Qatar and Equestrian Racing Club (QREC), Al Rumaihi added. 'More than 100 riders will feature in various competitions. The riders and equestrian enthusiast...

(MENAFN - UkrinForm) A SkyUp plane carrying Ukrainian tourists on board has already left Zanzibar Island after a three-day delay, a passenger has told the Hromadske online news site. According to the report, despite the fact that it took a long time for some Ukrainians to get from the hotel to the airport, everyone boarded the plane. On February 13, about 180 Ukrainian tourists were stranded in Zanzibar due to a plane malfunction. Ukrainian diplomats were working with the tour operator to resolve the issue of their return home. op MENAFN16022021000193011044ID1101608154 ...

Covid 19 coronavirus: Ngāti Kahungunu says elderly are most vulnerable and will be vaccinated first 16 Feb, 2021 01:20 AM 2 minutes to read The first to be vaccinated will be border workers followed by their whānau, whereafter will come frontline first responders such as St John, health workers and GPs. Photo / AP The first to be vaccinated will be border workers followed by their whānau, whereafter will come frontline first responders such as St John, health workers and GPs. Photo / AP NZ Herald By: Te Rina Triponel, Māori Affairs Reporter Ngāti Kahungunu iwi say they are focused on ge...

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Lauren Kieffer and Landmark’s Monte Carlo at the 2016 Kentucky Three Day Event. © Land Rover An ambitious fundraising programme to save the five-star competition at the Kentucky Three-Day Event has met with success and the event will now go ahead. It was announced earlier this month that the five-star — one of only seven in the world — would be cancelled but that other events over the weekend of April 22 to 25 would take place without spectators. Following the announcement, a fundraising campaign seeking some $US750,000 was launched. The effort garnered more than $US550,000 in donation...