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Commerce Recalls Range Rover, Defender and Discovery Over the Driver Airbag
Inspection and repair are free through the agent, and sixteen similar notices have been published since January.
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The Music School Opens a New Term: Saturdays and Wednesdays Until 19 September
Individual and group classes on Eastern and Western instruments, plus opera singing, for anyone over fourteen. Three new teachers, among them a qanun player and a Kuwaiti soprano.
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Sabah Al-Nasser Bridge: Two Movements Opened Toward Road 604, the Rest Has Not
Public Works has brought part of the structure into use after twelve years of standstill. Which two are running now, what is still closed, and why there is no announced completion date.
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A Traffic Fine Has Two Months: After That the Amount Changes
A 20-dinar ticket becomes 75 if you let it sit. The window, the numbers, how to check and pay, and the warning which stops you paying twice.
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Eight Centres Open a New Pupil’s Health File — Book Before You Go
Start on the ministry portal rather than at the clinic door. Seven documents, a class list that begins at kindergarten, and one centre listed with two contradictory times on the same day.
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Kuwait Airways: Phuket Direct From 27 October
The airline named the destination, the start date and when booking opens. Frequency and aircraft type are still unannounced. What to sort out before you book: the visa, the digital arrival card, and the season.
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The 2026/2027 School Calendar: Grade One Starts 13 September, Everyone Else on the 14th
Staff return on 6 September and pupils arrive in three waves. Mid-year break, exam windows, the start of summer, and the last week of Ramadan now an official holiday.
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Al-Shaheed Park Opens Its Third Phase in October: Skating, a Cinema and 2,388 Parking Spaces
An ice rink, a snow games hall, a Roman-style theatre and an open-air screen across 243,000 square metres. The numbers, and what changes on the ground.
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Britain Lifts Its Travel Warning on Kuwait: What Actually Changes
The Foreign Office no longer advises against all but essential journeys. The real effect is in insurance policies and corporate trip approvals, not tourism.
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Subsidised Building Materials: Once Only, and Tied to Your Civil ID
A ministerial decision in force since 17 August links entitlement to the person rather than the loan, and deducts quantities already taken when a house is demolished and rebuilt.
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Souq Sharq: A Lease Ended and a Project Began on the Waterfront
The mall has been shut since January, with the fish market and the marina excluded from the eviction. What is being built there, and why no opening date exists.
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A Cap on Delivery Charges: What Changes in Your Shopping From September
A ministerial decision sets an upper limit on platform commission and on the fee a customer pays, and 250 companies have objected. Plus the rights a digital buyer now has.
