Sharjah
A Geographic Oddity: The Enclaves of Madha and Nahwa in Oman and the UAE
A Geographic Oddity: The Enclaves of Madha and Nahwa in Oman and the UAE The borders of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Oman hold a peculiar geographic oddity: the enclaves of Madha and Nahwa. Madha, an exclave of Oman, sits entirely within the territory of the UAE, while Nahwa, a counter-enclave, is a piece […]
UAE Downpour: Unseasonal Rains Cause Flash Floods
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) woke up to an unexpected sight on April 16, 2024 – heavy rain and even hail in some areas. This sudden downpour caused flash floods, disrupting traffic, and forcing government employees in Sharjah to work remotely. While the UAE experiences occasional rain, such intense showers are uncommon, particularly during this […]
A Shopper’s Guide to Chinese Goods in the UAE: Retail Enclaves and Wholesale Markets
The United Arab Emirates is a melting pot of cultures, reflected in its diverse shopping scene. For those seeking a taste of the Orient through their purchases, Chinese goods hold a particular charm. But where to find them in the vast Emirates? Lyfee Online will now guide you through the hidden gem – the enclave […]
UAE Prioritizes Safety with Remote Work and Distance Learning as Heavy Rain Batters the Region
Sharjah, UAE : In light of anticipated heavy rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds forecast across the UAE, authorities have implemented precautionary measures to ensure public safety. These measures include flexible working arrangements and distance learning protocols. Government Embraces Remote Work: Recognizing the potential dangers posed by the inclement weather, the UAE government has directed all […]
UAE Extends Commitment to Sustainability with “Year of Sustainability 2024”
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) announced the continuation of its “Year of Sustainability” initiative throughout 2024, building upon the positive momentum generated in 2023. This decision, coinciding with National Environment Day, reaffirms the nation’s unwavering commitment to environmental protection and sustainable development. Spearheaded by His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the […]
From Desert to Breadbasket: A Peek into Sharjah’s Burgeoning Agricultural Revolution
Sharjah, a city often associated with dazzling skyscrapers and bustling commerce, is quietly undergoing a remarkable transformation. Beneath the veneer of urban life, a silent revolution is taking root – a revolution in agriculture. Once considered barren land, Sharjah’s soil is now nurturing wheat, cows, and chickens, all produced organically and sustainably. The journey began […]
Seamless Travel: Exploring the Dubai Water Transport System and Marine Transportation Services
Dubai, the vibrant metropolis of the United Arab Emirates, is renowned for its iconic landmarks, luxurious accommodations, and bustling business district. But beyond the glitz and glamour, Dubai also boasts a well-developed transportation network that caters to both residents and tourists alike. A significant component of this network is the extensive water transport system, which […]
UAE National Day 2023: Celebrating 52 Years of Unity and Progress
Unifying origins It was on December 2, 1971 that the rulers of Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Ajman, Al-Ain, Sharjah and Umm al-Quwain agreed to unite as one country. Under the guidance of the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the nation’s first president, the United Arab Emirates emerged. Later in February 1972, Ras Al Khaimah […]
UAE Commemoration Day 2023: A Day to Honor Our Heroes
UAE Commemoration Day, also known as Martyrs’ Day, is a day to remember and honor the sacrifices of the UAE’s military and civilian service people who have died in the line of duty. It is observed annually on November 30th, and is a public holiday in the UAE. This year, UAE Commemoration Day takes on […]
Things to know about buried village of Al Madam
The buried village of Al Madam is an abandoned village in the Sharjah emirate of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It is located about 37 miles (60 km) from Dubai and 2 km from the town of Al Madam. The village was built in the 1970s to house semi-nomadic Bedouin, but it was abandoned two […]