Palm Tree in Danger: Can Yemen Save It? [Archives:1998/14/Last Page]
Antoog The Bankauale palm, or “antoog” as it is known in Yemen, exists in only…
April 6 1998
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Legal Dimensions Influencing Yemeni Women [Archives:1998/14/Law & Diplomacy]
Ahlam Al-Mutawakil, Yemen Times To mark Woman’s International Day and Mother’s Day, the Yemeni Family…
April 6 1998
Mr. Awadh Mahfoodh: “Yemeni coast guards need more modern and fully equipped boats to be able to stop violations of Yemen’s territorial waters.” [Archives:1998/14/Interview]
Mr. Awadh Mahfoodh is the General Director of Planning, Statistics, and Follow-up at the Ministry…
April 6 1998
Citizens Brace for More Hardships New Price Hikes [Archives:1998/14/Front Page]
The Government is planning a new phase of subsidy removal. This is part of the…
April 6 1998
TORTURE [Archives:1998/14/Front Page]
In a confused and misplaced sense of solidarity, the security apparatus embarked on a frenzied…
April 6 1998
President Saleh in Canada in September [Archives:1998/14/Front Page]
In a new milestone in Yemeni-Canadian relations, President Ali Abdullah Saleh is planning a visit…
April 6 1998
Yemeni Character & Traits [Archives:1998/14/Focus]
Yemeni Character Character is a collection of attitudes. A human being thinks, reacts, and changes…
April 6 1998
Female Drivers in Yemen: No Guts, No Glory [Archives:1998/14/Culture]
Nearly 98% of the women who drive cars in Yemen are working women. Since taking…
April 6 1998
Ahmed Jaber: “Yemenis who studied music outside Yemen are not given a chance to develop music here.” [Archives:1998/14/Culture]
Jaber Ali Ahmed is a musician and a singer. Having studied philosophy in Syria and…
April 6 1998