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Women support 9 p.m. shop closure decision
Zain Anbar Okaz/Saudi Gazette JEDDAH —  A number of young women working in the private sector have voiced support for the Ministry of Labor’s decision to close shops by 9 p.m. The employees, who work in ladies fashion and accessory shops, agreed the ...
New project for businesswomen in Makkah
    Zain Anbar Okaz/Saudi Gazette   JEDDAH — The Ministry of Labor will soon announce it's new project for Makkah region businesswomen, said Eman Rajkhan, director of Department of Female Workers’ Affairs, Ministry of Labor, Makkah branch.   The project comes in line with the department’s ...
Women power in improved curricula
Zain Anbar Okaz/Saudi Gazette Women academicians, especially in the field of mathematics, should have a greater role in changing and evaluating school curricula. “Allowing specialized women academicians from outside the Ministry of Education to participate in the process could go a long ...
500 females give emergency services in Haram
  Zain Anbar Okaz/Saudi Gazette   JEDDAH — A group of 500 volunteer women will provide emergency first aid and medical services to female Umrah visitors in the Grand Mosque. The head of the group, Mashael Al-Shamrani, said these women have received intensive training on ...
Saudi woman helps companies stand out with her design ideas
  Zain Anbar Okaz/Saudi Gazette     JEDDAH — Rawan Sindi is a budding young Saudi businesswoman who has been in the business of providing visual communication ideas to corporate customers. An MBA graduate, Sindi participated in the activities of the business pioneers week in Jeddah. Sindi ...
First Saudi woman to earn PhD from KAUST
Zain Anbar Okaz/Saudi Gazette JEDDAH — A woman will go down in history as the first Saudi female to be awarded a doctorate by King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST). Mai Majed Al-Qurashi, who specialized in biochemistry, told Okaz/Saudi Gazette that ...
Ads on sponsorship transfer promote human trafficking: Judicial sources
Zain Anbar Okaz/Saudi Gazette JEDDAH – Advertisements on social networking sites seeking the release of domestic workers from their sponsors in return for amounts ranging between SR20,000 and SR25,000 are a kind of human trafficking punishable by the law and incriminated by ...
Women tell tales of taxi drivers
Drivers know that women in the Kingdom depend on them for transportation and so they demand exorbitant fares. Inset, left: Drivers also try to befriend their women passengers and send them messages on “Whatsapp.” — Okaz photos Zain Anbar Okaz/Saudi Gazette JEDDAH — ...
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