Arms-carrying ban leads to a 39 percent decrease in crime [Archives:2008/1125/Front Page]
By: Nadia Al-SakkafSANA'A, Jan 30 ) Fifty eight lives had been saved in four months…
January 28 2008
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A Yemeni in the Land of the Rising Sun [Archives:2008/1125/Last Page]
By: Mohammed ShamsaddinFor The Yemen [email protected] the fact that I visited Japan from 2005 to…
January 28 2008
When migration results in degradation [Archives:2008/1125/Reportage]
By: Mohammed Al-JabriA young man proudly stands behind the Oromo flag in a small room…
January 28 2008
Unite for Children [Archives:2008/1123/Last Page]
The State of the World's Children 2008 provides a wideranging assessment of the current state…
January 24 2008
Cheating is a grave problem at government universities, officials say [Archives:2008/1123/Reportage]
By: Hamed [email protected] and corruption has become normal in government universities in Yemen, whereas they…
January 24 2008
Money dispute destroys new historical finding [Archives:2008/1122/Last Page]
By: Hamed [email protected] Wednesday, Jan. 16, a group of around 80 to 100 unaffiliated tribal…
January 21 2008
Combat sport attracts Yemeni youths [Archives:2008/1121/Last Page]
By: Robert Franklin Drapper For the Yemen TimesBrazilian Jiu-jitsu (BJJ) is making its debut in…
January 17 2008
At least 5 killed, 16 injured at Aden rally [Archives:2008/1120/Front Page]
Ridhwan Al-Saqqaf and Mohammed Bin Sallam ADEN, Jan. 13 – At least five people have…
January 14 2008
General Irrigation manager:”Government concerned about excessive water consumption for qat cultivation” [Archives:2008/1120/Health]
Located in an arid region, Yemen suffers drought due to scarce rainfall in many of…
January 14 2008