Reports 2020-01-23 'Spread of swine flu kept secret in Mosul' Tal Afar IDPs are yet to return Normal life is yet to come back due to war destructions and lack of services in Tal Afar, Nineveh province. Still, more than half of the district’s... No Food aid sent to IDPs for two months Walid’s family has 11 members. If he buys foods for his family, he will need a great amount of money monthly and he cannot afford that. He fears that his... Yazidi women abandon their black clothes after five years Yazidi women change their black colored clothes to white and more colorful clothes after years of wearing black clothes to show solidarity with Yazidi women... Holes digged for street repair in Mosul have put people’s lives in danger A car fall into a deep hole in one of the Mosul’s main streets leaves the driver injured. The hole the car fell into is a meter and a half deep. Street... Shingal suffers from lack of traffic cops With no directorate of traffic available in Ninewa’s Shingal (Sinjar) district and no traffic police officers on the lookout for law-breakers, it is... Christians’ suffering in Ninewa continues 62 Christians still missing, 85 churches demolished The Christian community of Iraq’s northern province of Ninewa still suffer from the legacy of the Islamic State (IS)’s assault in 2014. Many of them... Ninewa Investment Forum wraps up Offering facilitation and loans cited as key to boost investment in Ninewa Ninewa's business community and local officials say they are expecting further support by the local administration and the Iraqi government to boost... “In Kirkuk for second marriage? Go back where you came from” Samir Muhammad resorted to the courts of Kirkuk and Duz Khurmatu four times in the past few months to complete the official procedures for his second... Five years on, Schools reopen in Gr Ozer In Gr Ozer, a sub-district of Shingal in western Ninewa province, the first school opened its doors to students after more than 5 years of closure. The new... Khasa; a tourist project turned into a dump The smoke of Barzan’s cigarette mingled with the plumes of smoke coming out of the burned trash dumped on the bank of Kirkuk’s Khasa rive,r as he sat on... Kirkuk women defy society prejudices to earn a living More young women in Kirkuk are taking up jobs in the city’s marketplaces to provide a source of income for themselves and their families as... Over 65 thousand votes restored to Kirkuk Nearly 65 thousand Kurds in the multi-ethnic province of Kirkuk, whose votes were at risk of loss, are now eligible to vote after the Iraqi federal court... ‹ 1 2 ... 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 ›
