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RSSWith the Saudi government reserving an all exclusive selling section for women, the nation is also witnessing many Saudi girls taking up jobs.
Indeed a refreshing development that is welcomed by all: Effat, one of Jeddah’s popular college, a deemed...
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With the ban imposed on Saudi women’s entry into the stadium, many crazy football fans had to remain satisfied staying glued to the TV sets.
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