Omani rally drivers laud OAA support for Oman International Rally 2026
MUSCAT: The Omani rally drivers participating in the first round of the Middle East Rally Championship, hosted by the Wilayat of Suhar at the end of this week, extended their thank…
Late accident ruins Al Zubair’s push for podium finish at 24H Dubai
MUSCAT: An accident midway through the last quarter of the Michelin Dubai 24H race at the Dubai Autodrome prevented Al Manar by Dragon Racing from pushing on for a podium finish on…
Kuwait’s Al Kandari wins Muscat Nights bowling title
MUSCAT: The Muscat Nights International Open Bowling Championships 2026 concluded with high technical standards and intense competition that extended through the final stages. The…
How tightening your grip makes you lose momentum
When progress slows, motivation dips, or the year feels heavier than it did at the start, our instinct is to pull in harder. We set stricter rules, demand more consistency, and tel…
RO 250m-worth transmission projects under execution in Oman: OETC
MUSCAT: Oman Electricity Transmission Company (OETC), the sole operator of the Sultanate of Oman’s transmission system, is currently executing projects valued at over RO 250 millio…
RO 185 million project for Sultan Haitham City
MUSCAT: A major new landmark development has been announced for Sultan Haitham City following the signing of a development agreement between the Ministry of Housing and Urban Plann…
IFC backs Oman’s push into global solar supply chains
MUSCAT: The World Bank Group’s private sector arm, the International Finance Corporation (IFC), is positioning Oman as a credible hub for high-tech industrial investment through it…
Metrology lab designation reviewed in Oman
MUSCAT: The Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion (MoCIIP), through its Directorate General for Standards and Metrology (DGSM), in cooperation with the GCC Standa…
How Oman Is Changing The Way We Pay?
Progress used to be easy to spot. It came with cranes on the skyline, new highways cutting through mountains, or shiny buildings rising from empty land. Today, it often arrives qui…
UK considers Australia-style social media ban for children
LONDON: Britain is considering an Australian-style ban on social media to better protect children online, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer warning on Tuesday they risk being pulle…