There is speculation that the UAE may soon introduce electric tuk-tuks as part of its transport options, offering an eco-friendly, compact alternative for short-distance travel in cities and urban areas. Electric tuk-tuks may become part of UAE transport network.
Many UAE residents are being deceived by small Dh100-200 scams, showing how minor online frauds can easily trick people into sharing money or personal details.
The United Arab Emirates’s new media law, effective 29 May 2025, mandates licensing for all media entities and content creators and imposes fines up to Dh1 million for serious violations including insults to religion, misinformation or operating without a licence.
Parents in the UAE are raising alarm as children as young as eight begin refusing to eat, signalling a rise in eating disorders among youngsters. Doctors urge early attention and professional support.
You’re not happy in your relationship anymore, but you don’t want to be the one to destroy everything you’ve built together.
The authorities in Ajman, UAE, plan to equip all taxis with speed control devices to enhance road safety. These devices will limit vehicle speeds, reducing the risk of accidents and promoting safer driving. The initiative aims to protect passengers, drivers, and pedestrians while supporting overall traffic management in the emirate.
In the UAE, several retailers are facing a shortage of the iPhone 17 due to demand significantly exceeding available supply, causing delays and limited stock for eager customers.
Abu Dhabi University (ADU) has partnered with DAMAC Group to enhance academic and professional development. This collaboration offers ADU students access to internships, mentorships, and research opportunities across DAMAC’s diverse sectors, including property development, hospitality, retail, logistics, and capital markets
Traffic is being rerouted around International City 1 to accommodate construction of the Dubai Metro Blue Line — motorists must use alternate access roads and follow updated signage to minimize disruption.
In the UAE, drivers blocking traffic during accidents face a Dh1,000 fine. Authorities have also clarified additional penalties and rules to ensure road safety and smooth traffic flow.
