Azza Al Ali azza@khaleejtimes.comAzza Al Ali is a reporter from Ras Al Khaimah, dedicated to sharing stories that bring the community’s voices to life. She’s passionate about connecting with people and highlighting what truly matters to them.
Ras Al Khaimah bans charcoal burning and barbecuing at Flamingo Beach The restriction comes as the UAE approaches the cooler winter months, when outdoor gatherings and beach barbecues become a popular pastime
Dubai records 21% drop in passenger transport violations in first half of 2026 Passenger transport inspections rose to more than 1.6 million in the first six months, while violations linked to unlicensed transport fell by 57 per cent
Dubai schools adopt new framework for students as jobs in the future 'do not yet exist' The FutuReady Standards set nine areas for academic and career guidance, with Dubai private schools given three years to implement the new framework
UAE schools adapt communication modes to new under-15 social media rules Schools are focusing on face-to-face activities and monitoring how the social media restrictions affect students' wellbeing
2,000-year-old Sharjah coastal network moves closer to Unesco World Heritage status The Coastal Fortified Network of South Eastern Arabia, which includes Dibba Al Hisn, Khor Fakkan and Khor Kalba, has been added to the Unesco Tentative List
'Emirati women are strong': Senior citizens recall their vital role in supporting men Women also contributed to traditional crafts and livelihoods, spinning wool, making woven items, preparing bedding and helping build traditional homes
UAE job seekers: How to spot fake offers, avoid financial or legal risks Experts explain how to spot red flags, verify employers and protect personal and bank details
Dh500-million investment: Sharjah to open new schools, nurseries across the emirate Expansions across Sharjah aim to increase capacity and provide safer, modern learning environments
Dubai Police athletes to promote clean sport in anti-doping awareness drive The forum will provide an opportunity to update athletes on the latest regulations and requirements and strengthen their understanding of what is and is not permitted in sport
RAK supports Emirati workforce as women make up to 90% of HR department Family-friendly policies and career programmes are helping UAE citizens advance into leadership roles across Ras Al Khaimah Government