As Corruption Eats Away into Our Infrastructure, [Archives:1998/43/Front Page]
What Capital Accumulation? Economists call it capital accumulation. It is supposed to be the…
October 26 1998
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The Short-Lived Glory: Fiscal & Monetary Crash [Archives:1998/43/Front Page]
The main showcase of the on-going economic and administrative reforms has been the success achieved…
October 26 1998
Non-Professional Advice on High Blood Pressure (Hypertension) [Archives:1998/43/Health]
I have high blood pressure. Thousands of people in Yemen have high blood pressure or…
October 26 1998
Eradicating Polio: Campaign Gains Momentum [Archives:1998/43/Health]
A press conference about the National Days for Eradicating Polio was held on Saturday, October…
October 26 1998
Abdulaziz Shayif: “Without the Sanaa and Taiz radio services, I think the revolution would not have succeeded.” [Archives:1998/43/Interview]
The role of radio in our world today cannot be over-estimated. But this role was…
October 26 1998
UNHCR Seminar Addresses the Refugee Issue in Yemen [Archives:1998/43/Law & Diplomacy]
Organized by the UNHCR in coordination with the Foreign Ministry, a workshop was held during…
October 26 1998
Inauguration of Aden Demining Training Center [Archives:1998/43/Law & Diplomacy]
Training sessions had already started on Saturday, October 24 at the National Training Center for…
October 26 1998
Weldensae: “We prefer negotiated solutions to our differences.” [Archives:1998/42/Law & Diplomacy]
Haile Weldensae, Eritrea’s Foreign Minister, is one of the leaders in the fight for independence….
October 19 1998
It’s in the Blood [Archives:1998/42/Last Page]
Hassan Mohammed Taher is a talented stone and marble carver and sculptor. Although he only…
October 19 1998