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Saudi Arabia's 1.3 million pomegranate trees produce 39,700 tons in summer

RIYADH — More than 1.3 million productive pomegranate trees in Saudi Arabia produce over 39,700 tons annually, meeting growing consumer demand during the summer season. The Ministry of Environment, Water, and Agriculture said that pomegranates are among the Kingdom’s promising economic crops. As part of its “Sweet in Season” campaign, cultivation is concentrated in Asir, Makkah, Tabuk, Qassim, and Al-Baha, with varying production levels in other regions. The campaign aims to introduce consumers to the Kingdom’s diverse local fruits and their peak seasons throughout the year, promote national products, raise quality and safety standards, and improve the marketing of locally produced fruit during harvest seasons to support farmers and increase their financial returns. The ministry noted that Saudi pomegranates are known for their diverse varieties suited to the local environment, most notably Taif, Hijazi, Wonderful, and Eversweet. Locally, the fruits are consumed fresh and used to make juices, ice cream, and desserts. The ministry provides support and services to empower farmers, including agricultural guidance, technical support, financing facilities, and the adoption of modern farming technologies. It also helps strengthen supply and marketing chains through seasonal programs and local exhibitions, ensuring national products reach consumers quickly and easily.

Rabin Angeles at Angela Muji, endorsers ng bagong drink na Rise Energy Pop

May bagong exciting drink na siguradong aabangan ng kabataan—ang Rise Energy Pop Grape! Mas lalo pang naging espesyal ang brand launch nito nang opisyal na ipakilala sina Rabin Angeles at

FROM DISPUTE RESOLUTION TO DEVELOPMENT WATCHDOG: WHY LC1 ELECTIONS PUT UGANDA’S SMALLEST POLITICAL UNIT AT THE HEART OF NATIONAL PROGRESS

By Brian Mugenyi Watchdog Uganda | mugenyijj@gmail.com KAMPALA, Uganda — Long before a government programme makes it into a glossy ministry report in Kampala, and well before billions in budgeted shillings leave the treasury, governance faces its ultimate test in a place far removed from the capital: the village. Uganda’s village is the country’s smallest [] The post FROM DISPUTE RESOLUTION TO DEVELOPMENT WATCHDOG: WHY LC1 ELECTIONS PUT UGANDA’S SMALLEST POLITICAL UNIT AT THE HEART OF NATIONAL PROGRESS appeared first on Watchdog Uganda.

« Je désire devenir enseignant » : Tamba Noël Mara, premier au CEE à Télimélé

À l’issue de la proclamation des résultats du Certificat de fin d’études élémentaires (CEE), session 2026, Tamba Noël Mara s’est illustré en occupant la première place de la préfecture de Télimélé. Fruit d’un travail assidu, le jeune lauréat attribue cette performance à ses nombreuses révisions, au soutien de ses parents et à sa détermination. Rencontré [] The post « Je désire devenir enseignant » : Tamba Noël Mara, premier au CEE à Télimélé first appeared on Guineematin.com.

Senator Oluremi Tinubu: Akara-econometrics 

By Moshood Oshunfurewa Senator Oluremi Tinubu’s recent advocacy urging Nigerian youths to embrace the sale of akara, roasted corn and kuli-kuli as empowerment opportunities has triggered an intense national debate. While the initiative promotes entrepreneurship and self-reliance, many Nigerians view it as a troubling metaphor for the country’s economic direction. Across social media, citizens have appropriately [] The post Senator Oluremi Tinubu: Akara-econometrics appeared first on Vanguard News.