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Lone female CMC member against quota for women
SHEIKHA AL JUFAIRI, who made history in 2003 when she won election to the Central Municipal Council (CMC) from the Airport constituency, the first woman in the GCC ever to win a municipal election, is against reservation of seats for women in the CMC as demanded by many. In an exclusive interview with Qatar Tribune, Sheikha al Jufairi answered a number of...
Yemen´s ´Aborted´ Revolution
TOYemenis, violence in the streets and threats of state collapse are nothing new. Despite reports portraying the protests in Yemen as something of a revolution, democratic change has little possibility of success. President Ali Abdullah Saleh is essentially a figurehead; whether he stays or goes, the regime of technocrats and thugs he represents is unlikely.
SOMERSAULT ON GAZA WAR REPORT
WE have a new verb, "to Goldstone." Its meaning: To make a finding, and then partially retract it for uncertain motive. Etymology: the strange actions of a respected South African Jewish jurist under intense pressure from Israel, the US Congress and world Jewish groups. Richard Goldstone is an author of the "Goldstone Report," an investigation of Israel´s military campaign in Gaza...
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ROTA, CNAQ sign pact

REACH Out To Asia (ROTA) and the College of the North Atlantic Qatar (CNAQ) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on Sunday to explore partnerships in the fields of education and innovation. ROTA Director Essa al Mannai and CNAQ...

Over 60,000 may visit jobs fair this year, says official
WITH over 135 exhibitors and 355 volunteers registered for the five-day event, this year´s edition of the Qatar Career Fair has surpassed previous such event in terms of interest and patronage, said Fair Steering Committee Co- Chairperson Khalid A al Sulaiteen. Addressing a press conference on Sunday, Sulaiteen said the organisers expect around 50,000 to 60,000 people to visit the fair at the Doha Exhibitions Centre over the next five days. He said that the event focuses primarily on fresh graduates from universities and high schools. "We are not concerned about the number of visitors to the fair. We are focusing on students and graduates from schools.
Pakistan forum fetes PIA for relief efforts
PAKISTAN Engineers Forum (PEF) recently honoured Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) for airlifting relief items for flood victims in Pakistan. At a brief ceremony held at the airline office, PEF President Nadeem Ahmad Bashir presented a shield of appreciation to PIA Country Manager Jan Mohammad Mehar. In attendance at the event were PIA´s Sales Executive Kabir Uddin Khan and Accounts Manager Rasool Iqbal. The PEF executives comprising of Vice President Tahir Jamil, Joint Secretary Azeem Uddin, Webmaster Asif Nadeem, Steering Committee Member Naseer Uddin and Community Advisor Mohammad Ajmal Chaudhry also graced...
NO PLACE FOR VIOLENCE IN DEMOCRACY: NIGERIAN EXPATS
With the results of the first round of voting in Nigeria trickling in, it seems the ruling party is set to see its parliamentary majority dwindle. The poll, which is being held in three rounds, has witnessed much violence with 11 people being killed in a bomb explosion on Saturday itself. Many poll pundits believe that the election is likely to be a close call, and that is the reason why parties are using all tactics to clinch the issue. Qatar Tribune reporters Victor Bolorunduro, Opadijo Jelili and Ikoli Victor talked to some Nigerian expatriates in Qatar to ascertain their views on the ongoing democratic exercise. Excerpts: POLLS MUST BE CREDIBLE Qasim...

NO PLACE FOR VIOLENCE IN DEMOCRACY: NIGERIAN EXPATS
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