Posted By
Najib
Sep 13, 2012 08:20
For all of you who are wondering which roads will be closed during the Pope's visit, Abir posted everything you need to know today, along with maps illustrating the closed roads for the 3-day visit. Read the full post Here's a brief summary of the post: Friday 14th of September: From 11am to 4pm, the Coastal road from Dbayeh Bridge towards the Karantina Bridge will be closed. Saturday 15th of September: From 7am to 2pm,…
Posted By
Najib
Sep 13, 2012 06:28
Prime Minister Najib Miqati announced readiness on Wednesday to reexamine a government decision to increase the public sector's salaries after criticism over the boost in the wages of the country's top three leaders, ministers and lawmakers, Information Minister Walid al-Daouq said. There's nothing to re-examine in this decision. Lebanon's top three leaders, ministers and lawmarkers should not be getting any raise and should be exempted from the law. If anything, their salaries should be cut…
Posted By
Najib
Sep 12, 2012 11:01
Samir's story is about a young Lebanese guy living in Lebanon, A story that could not have happened anywhere else! Samir delivers Arguilleh on his trusty scooter, and like every young scooter boy Samir is an amazing driver pulling off stunning in-betweens in mid-day traffic. This is the story of how that changed and how his adventure at the top of a utility pole became an adventure for everybody else.... Anyone has read this comic…
Posted By
Najib
Sep 12, 2012 10:04
Apparently no one told her about the kidnappings.
Sports
13 years ago
[YouTube] September 10: Iran national football team assistant coach António Simões says his side is ready to beat Lebanon in Beirut. It looks like the Iranian coach forgot a few things as his side lost ...
Information
13 years ago
After having freed the abducted Syrians earlier today, the Lebanese security forces freed the Turkish national few hours ago. By doing so, the Lebanese army put an end to the kidnappings spree of Syrians and ...
Information
13 years ago
As posted earlier today, the salaries hike agreed on recently in Lebanon wasn’t limited to public sector employees but also reached the salaries and compensations of the three top presidential posts of the country, the ...
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