Zain Group has successfully tested 5G technology achieving maximum throughput speeds of over 70Gbps over 2GHz spectrum.
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Maid in Love
An Asian housemaid was arrested after her sponsor caught her making out with an Asian man, says Al-Seyassah. According to security sources, a Kuwaiti woman lodged a complaint at Abdullah Al-Mubarak Police Station against her housemaid, explaining that she saw her housemaid talking to an Asian man near the front door and then they kissed and touched intimately.
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Drivers, cooks, houseboys jobs for Indians , cost KD 280
Al-Durra Domestic Company has started procedures to bring in domestic workers from India. India was selected as the first destination of recruitment, because Indian domestic workers are familiar with Kuwaiti way of life and also considered less trouble-making.
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400 KD in few hours
Police have arrested an Arab for violating residence law and begging money, reports Al-Anba daily.
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Court jails Kuwaiti to 7 yrs in maid’s rape
The Criminal Court sentenced a Kuwaiti citizen to seven-year imprisonment with hard labor for raping and threatening his domestic helper, reports Al-Qabas daily.
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Plan to replace all expats
The new policy to replace the expatriates has come into effect quoting senior government sources. The sources explained as part of the new policy experienced Kuwaitis will now train the new graduates.
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Dual health insurance
The objective of additional charges on the health insurance paid through insurance companies for those who desire to renew family residency visas for parents is to cover the cost of medical services in both government and private health facilities, quoting sources close to Ministry of Interior.
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Doctors and graduates among 22,000 expatriates deported
Over the past eight months until August this year the Ministry of Interior has deported 22,000 expatriates for various reasons including those violating the labor laws and criminals, and those who committed serious traffic violations.
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MOE warns teachers in Kuwait
Ministry of Education has warned newly contracted not to indulge in political issues and stay away from social media unless it is related to their work. The ministry has also warned the teachers to stay away from issues which stir sectarianism, tribalism and doctrinal strife in schools and everything that may harm the reputation of the country.
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Private schools allowed to increase fees
Minister of Education and Higher Education Dr Muhammad Al-Fares has stressed the importance of the role played by private schools, stressing the increase of educational fees in these schools for academic year 2017/2018 is only three percent and there is no other hike in fees.
