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5 Cinema Tickets hunt – 8 Clues to find the tickets in Kuwait.
Somewhere in Kuwait, right now, 5 Cinema Tickets are sitting quietly in a hiding spot, waiting for someone sharp enough to find it. No app, no lucky draw, no registration. Just you, your brain, and the clues hidden in this… Read more →
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Houthis want $51 billion from Saudi Arabia to stop attacks
Yemen's Houthi movement has reportedly demanded $51 billion from Saudi Arabia and recognition as Yemen's rulers to end the fighting, the Wall Street Journal says. Read more →
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Kuwait schools cut second short test for most grades
Kuwait's Ministry of Education has dropped the second short test for intermediate, secondary and upper primary grades this academic year, keeping only one. Here's what it means for your child's marks. Read more →
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Trump officials push for new Iran strikes before peace deal
The Wall Street Journal reports that officials inside the Trump administration, including the war minister, are pushing for new strikes on Iran before any move toward a peace deal. Read more →
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100% pension for caretaker in Kuwait
Kuwait's Court of Appeals has confirmed that a woman caring for her disabled nephew can retire on a pension equal to 100% of her salary, after an administrative body wrongly rejected her request. Read more →
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Face recognition and OTP is compulsory for low salary transfers
The Central Bank of Kuwait now requires banks to use facial recognition and OTPs to confirm that low-income workers approve every transaction from their salary account, as part of a wider crackdown on fake salary payments. Read more →
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Gulf Bank gets CBK nod to go fully Islamic
The Central Bank of Kuwait has approved Gulf Bank's full conversion to operate under Islamic Sharia'a, with the bank now moving to complete the process. Read more →
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Your detail in shoun being linked with your bank for confirmation of salary and transfers.
PAM has linked its systems with the Central Bank of Kuwait to watch over private sector salary payments, with new rules protecting workers earning up to KD 300 a month. Read more →
