Author: Saleh Al Shaibany

A man’s commercial laws are least understood and many investors say the reason that trade regulations in the country are

The headlights of a car swung to the right but it was enough for me to see a shadow stooping

The Central Bank of Oman’s statistics show that local financial institutions rely heavily on personal loans to stay afloat but

When I told a youngster that confidence is not something you buy in a shop, he looked at me and

The merger of Oman Oil Company and Orpic is seen as the best example to try to consolidate debts of

I was looking at the full moon as I was driving on the road. I did not realise I was

When a student sent a text message that she was injured in a car accident, I smiled and imagined her

The decision from both State Council and Majlis Ash’shura aimed at encouraging Omanis owning old heritage houses to be converted

The local higher education institutions need to get their graduates job-ready to take up the professional challenges as Oman speeds

Many times we don’t realise until the great moments have passed to know what they were. By then, it is

What more can you say about charity except we never give enough? From the pulpits of the mosques to private

The fluffy clouds as they float above made me stop to look. Because the sun was obstructed by the fluffiness

Official statistics from the Royal Oman Police (ROP) show that there has been a house fire every year in the

A teenager walks into a room and greets about a dozen people. No one answered him because almost everybody was

Oman’s tourism industry is mainly boosted by local visitors travelling around the country and less than a third of the

There was a lot of noise in that room. There were more than a hundred babies there. Some were crying

A young married couple walked past me but the body language between them told me a lot about their marriage’s

No town in the Middle East has attracted so much attention in the last five years like Duqm with its

The government is making an effort to attract expatriates to own businesses and make long-term living more accessible in the

I often look back at my childhood when I am faced with greatest challenges. I am not sure why, but