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Maktoum bin Mohammed: A legacy of leadership rooted in goodness

Dubai: His Highness Sheikh Maktoum bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, First Deputy Ruler of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, affirmed that he learned from the school of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE, and Ruler of Dubai, that children are an extension of their fathers’ legacy and a continuation of what they began. He added that the greatest happiness for a father is to witness the success of his children, and that they were born to continue a system founded on goodness and the happiness of the people.His Highness said in a post on his account on the platform X: “I learned from the school of Mohammed bin Rashid that sons are an extension of their fathers’ legacy and a continuation of what they began, and that the greatest happiness for a father is to see the success of his sons before his eyes.I learned from my father’s school that we were born to continue a system whose foundation is goodness and the happiness of the people. We grew up seeing His Highness carry in his heart and mind the trust of his father, Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum, to continue his enduring journey, to further build this nation, and to realise the aspirations of his people, who see in their ruler a father, and he sees in them his sons.”

Bahamian reggae artiste Righteous Teacher scores USA iTunes placement with Busy Signal collab

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Bahamian reggae artiste Righteous Teacher is beaming with pride, having secured his very first USA iTunes Reggae chart placement with the song Give Thanks, a collaboration with dancehall artiste Busy Signal.Give Thanks rose to 3 on the chart earlier this week.“This is a major accomplishment in my career,” Righteous Teacher told Observer Online on Friday.“It is my first time making it onto the USA iTunes Reggae chart and it was the next level artiste Busy Signal who made it possible. He is the first Jamaican artiste whom I have worked with,” added Righteous Teacher, whose real name is Demarco Grant.The song was recorded in May and released on June 5. It was produced by Crawba Genius, who was instrumental in making the collaboration between both artistes a reality.“I had a desire to do a collaboration with Busy Signal and my road manager who was in Jamaica, connected with Crawba Genius, who made the connection with Busy Signal happen. The collaboration was incredible; it was an incredible experience working with Busy Signal. He is incredibly talented artiste who has a natural feel and resilience for the amazing soundtrack that was done, and I look forward to working with him again in the future,” said Righteous Teacher.Righteous Teacher is from New Providence in Nassau, Bahamas. He moved to Florida, USA where he resided for 10 years, before returning to the Bahamas, where he worked as an immigration officer.In 2020, Righteous Teacher scored a hit on Billboard’s Top 40 Mainstream Indicator chart, when Favour Bounce Da Revolution rose to 35.He is especially proud of Give Thanks, a song that expresses gratitude for life and blessings.

Ministry of Education: 921,709 Students Begin Egypt’s Thannaweya Ammah 2026

According to a statement published by the Egyptian Council of Ministers, 21 June marked the start of Egypt’s final year high school examinations, with 921,709 students beginning examinations that will influence their future university admissions and career ambitions. Commonly known as the Thannaweya Ammah, these exams play a vital role in the academic development of Egyptian students, with scores determining the university colleges students enter. While some subjects are compulsory, students will sit different exams depending on their choice of academic stream, with options ranging from mathematics and science to literature. Across 613 examination complexes nationally, students were instructed to be at examination halls by 8:50 a.m. starting with ‘non-core subjects’, such as religious education, requiring 70 percent to pass. This year, 918, 306 students will sit the new examination system, leaving 3, 403 taking the old version. For students sitting the new system of exams, examination in their second language will be marked on a pass-or-fail basis, while for students taking the old system, these exams will contribute to their overall score, according to Egypt Today. For all students, subjects such as physical education and religious education will notContinue reading Ministry of Education: 921,709 Students Begin Egypt’s Thannaweya Ammah 2026 The post Ministry of Education: 921,709 Students Begin Egypt’s Thannaweya Ammah 2026 first appeared on Egyptian Streets.

Planning Authority orders immediate restoration after cement poured on Marsalforn coastal rocks

The Planning Authority said it took immediate enforcement action after being informed about the pouring of cement on coastal rocks in Marsalforn, with works already underway to restore the site to its original condition.In a statement published on Facebook, the authority said its enforcement officers acted as soon as they were notified of the situation.From the moment the Planning Authority was informed about the situation in Marsalforn, immediate action was taken by its enforcement officers, and within a short time work began to restore the site to its original state, the authority said.It added that it will continue to closely monitor the restoration works.The statement comes after a coalition of Gozitan environmental and heritage organisations raised alarm over the incident, describing it as an atrocity and demanding answers from both the Planning Authority and the Environment and Resources Authority (ERA).The Coalition for Gozo, made up of Wirt Għawdex, Din l-Art Ħelwa Għawdex and Għawdix, published photographs showing cement apparently poured directly onto the natural coastal rock formation in Marsalforn.The coalition said it had formally submitted questions to the Planning Authority and ERA, seeking clarification on whether the works had been authorised and how such an intervention was allowed to take place.Gozo Minister Clint Camilleri also addressed the controversy, saying he had been informed about the works carried out in Marsalforn.Camilleri said that if the works were found not to have been authorised, they would have to be removed.

Cute Baby Howler Monkey Will Never See His Mom Again #animals #cuteanimals #wildlife #aww

Joey is tiny. Too tiny to be without his mom. This little howler monkey was rescued by SINAC and taken to Sol Sanctuary after their assessment suggested he may have fallen from a tree. From there, he was brought to our rescue center in Nosara so our team could give him the specialist care he needs. When Joey arrived, our clinical team gently checked him over. His body needed care, but so did his little heart. Because for a baby howler monkey, losing mom means losing everything: warmth, safety, food, comfort, and home. We cannot give Joey back the mother he will never see again. That breaks our hearts. But we can make sure he is not alone. Here in Nosara, Joey will be cared for around the clock. When he is ready, he will join other young howler monkeys in our nursery, where he can grow, learn, and build the skills he will need for the wild. One day, we hope Joey will be strong enough to go home to the forest. Until then, he is safe. He is loved. And we will be right beside him.