Karen Attwood Archive
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Oct 21, 2008
Mariam Juma, an Emirati citizen, says she lives in fear of being thrown out of her home because her husband is one of the stateless. Read Article Citizenship is path to opportunity and stability
Oct 20, 2008
For the Japanese grand tea master Dr Hounsai Genshitsu Sen, making a cup of tea is a way of life. Read Article 'Peacefulness through a bowl of tea'
Oct 15, 2008
Since the northern Emirates became responsible for providing non-residential electricity, new high-rises have sat dark and unoccupied while businesses are folding. Some are getting by using expensive generators, but many are losing hope. Read Article Powerless, the north waits for dawn
Oct 11, 2008
The crew of a chemical tanker freed by Somali pirates are due to arrive in Fujairah on Thursday. Read Article Hijacked crew nears Fujairah stopover
Sep 20, 2008
Working in the UAE may offer high salaries for professionals, but soaring housing and food prices cost more than some will bear. Read Article Welcome to a costly tax-free life
Sep 16, 2008
People overstaying their time are now charged Dh200 for the first day and Dh100 every further day. Read Article Businesses struggle with visa regulations
Sep 11, 2008
Abu Dhabi would have had 'a theme and culture of its own', says the author of Rags to Riches, which documents the history of the capital. Read Article Author laments architect's departure
Sep 11, 2008
Dr Katsuhiko Takahashi helped conjure the capital from a fishing village 40 years ago. The experience, he says, remains his life's most profound achievement. Read Article Building a city from the sands
Sep 10, 2008
Up to 1,000 people are expected to take part in an autumn desert drive next month to raise funds for the Al Ihsan charity, which supports widows and orphans. Read Article Charity hosts desert outing
Sep 09, 2008
Instead of swallowing the Dh4 to Dh8 charges at Salik gates implemented on Al Safa and Al Maktoum Bridge, motorists seek alternative routes through minor roadways, exacerbating gridlock. Read Article Tolls prove a bitter pill in Dubai
