Participants in a panel discussion, organized by the Ministry of Justice and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in the capital, Sana’a, on the draft law to prevent usurious transactions organized by the Ministry of Justice, recommended that the draft be referred to a legal, economic and Sharia committee for study in the light of Arab and international experiences.

A member of the Supreme Political Council in the capital, Sana'a, Muhammad Saleh Al-Nuaimi, considered the anniversary of the Balfour Declaration an occasion to evoke the political and historical memory of what the Ummah, especially Palestine, was subjected to, in terms of the Jewish crime in the occupation of the Palestinian lands in accordance with the ominous Balfour Declaration.

A new tragedy in Yemen reverberates and provokes a state of anger and demands to hold officials accountable, after the death of 18 children suffering from leukemia in Kuwait Hospital in Sana'a, after they were provided with expired medicine. Local Yemeni media reported the death of 18 children on separate days after being given expired medicine at the end of last September in the cancer treatment unit at Kuwait Hospital.

Although nearly two months have passed since the inauguration of the multi-purpose Fruits of Saada Agricultural Cooperative Association, registration is still open to this day at the rate of ten thousand per share. Therefore, we must clarify the reality of those associations that are in violation of the rulings of the noble Sharia, and in order to ensure that the people of Yemen do not fall into their dangerous slips.