Kuwait Do’s and Don’ts
Going for work overseas can be a challenging thing, especially for first time overseas Filipino workers (OFW) who lack the general knowledge and background of the country they will be residing in. As in the …
Health Care Company to Hire Staff to Operate Primary Clinics in Kuwait
During the last two years, there was issue within the government as to how expats are supposed to avail healthcare elsewhere other than what the government offers, but now that a new insurance scheme has …
Education Ministry Experiences Shortage in Science, English Teachers
In recent months, the Kuwaiti government has entered a transition to “Kuwaitize” a number of fields of work in both public and private sectors.o The said initiative was in line with the government’s vision of …
Lawmakers to ‘Push Hard’ for Passing of VAT before June
With talks circulating around how most GCC countries are now looking to adopt the value added tax system after Saudi Arabia and the UAE have managed to do so, all eyes are now on the …
Government Eyes to ‘Kuwaitize’ Job Posts to 90% by 2020
Since its conception back in 2017, the government’s Kuwaitization initiative hasn’t received much concrete proof even in terms of projected numbers up until this time. However, 2019 is proving to be a year of more …
MP Donates $10K Aid to Family of Foreign National Victim of Self-Immolation
Despite differences in nationalities, some people just throw unconditional support to others who are more in need than they are, especially for those who have been victims of injustice even in other places. While these …
Kuwait Looks to ‘Privatise’ Ministries, Gov’t Sectors
Along with its plans to “Kuwaitize” its public and private sectors, the government is also now looking at initiatives on how to restructure the state’s organisation, and resolve deficit problems, and cut down on expenditures. …