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Wednesday, May 22 2013
Nigerian Spirit
IF I were to write a book about the almost perverse will of Nigerians to find a way, I would call it 'What to do when Nigeria Happens'. In chapter 18 - 'What To Do When There Is a Power Cut During an Operation' - I would advise you to follow the example of a surgeon who asked his attendants to turn on their ...
THE FEAR FACTOR
IF there is one thought that summarises the strength and weakness of the Arab awakenings, it's the one offered by Daniel Brumberg, a co-director of the democracy and governance studies program at Georgetown University, who observed that the Arab awakenings happened because the Arab peoples ...
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Morsi vows to preserve democracy in Egypt

ISLAMIST Mohamed Morsi praised Egypt's Muslims and Christians alike on Friday and symbolically swore himself in as the country's first elected civilian president, playing up people power before a huge throng at Tahrir Square...

Expert sheds light on relevance of wills

Just Wills, a UK-based company, is the first in the UAE to provide professional will writing services. The company has extensive expertise and experience in the field. It is recognised as one of the pioneers in drafting.

EU deal for Spain, Italy buoys markets

UNDER pressure to prevent a catastrophic breakup of their single currency, eurozone leaders agreed on Friday to let their rescue fund inject aid directly into stricken banks from next year and intervene on bond markets to support.

Federer, Djokovic sweat it out to reach last 16 at Wimbledon

SIX-TIME champion Roger Federer came within two points of crashing to his worst Wimbledon defeat in 10 years on Friday before battling from two sets down to beat French 29th seed Julien Benneteau ...

Motion capture tech debuts in movies with Seth Macfarlane

THE only way to arrive at Semsi Pasha Mosque is by water,'' my guide said as our little boat dodged two tankers on the Bosporus. On every shore around us, the domes and minarets of some of Istanbul's nearly 3,000 ...

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PEC students produce 100 percent results
STUDENTS of Pakistan Education Centre (PEC) achieved 100 percent results in the Secondary School Certificate Part–II (SSC-II) annual examinations 2012 conducted by the Islamabadbased Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education. A total of 160 students from the PEC appeared in the examination and all passed with 43 A1 Grades, 41 A Grades, 35 B Grades and the rest in C Grades. Nadia Khan topped from the institution securing 952...
´Audit committees should help businesses identify opportunities´
THE Institute of Internal Auditors and KPMG in Qatar hosted a seminar on ´Effectively managing the audit committee agenda and expectations´ and ´Soft Controls´ recently. More than 120 participants representing various organisations and industries in Qatar attended the seminar. The seminar was opened by Jeyapriya Partiban, partner, risk consulting at KPMG in Qatar. It included.
Doha residents flock to Souq Waqif bird auction
IT´S FRIDAY — a time for bird lovers to flock to Souq Wafiq for the traditional auction. And like any other Friday, a large number of Doha residents, particularly children, visited the pigeon and birds auction at the popular Arab market to catch a glimpse of some rare species. The auction is held every Friday morning. Some of the bird lovers — both professionals and amateurs — defied the summer conditions and were seen at the birds´ corner to purchase or sell their ...
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US plans bid to retrieve Arab dictators’ assets
THE United States plans to hold a conference in September with newly democratic Arab countries to help them recover assets spirited abroad by autocrats, a US official said on Thursday. Robert Hormats, the under secretary of state handling economic affairs, said that Arab Spring nations had been seeking the assistance of the United States and European nations to locate money that was funnelled overseas.
Rupee posts biggest gain in 3 years as risk assets rally
THE rupee posted its biggest daily gain in three years on Friday after the government confirmed it will not impose retroactive taxes on foreign investors and as global risk asset rallied. Eurozone leaders agreed on Friday to take emergency action to bring down Italy’s and Spain’s spiralling borrowing costs and to create a single supervisory body for eurozone banks by the end of this year, a first step towards a European banking union. The rupee settled at 55.60 as per State Bank of India.
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