Africans seek Trump's apology; Safety drives cut traffic deaths in Dubai; UAE warns against unsafe silicone jabs

[] | View it in [your browser]( | [HOME]( | [GOLD/ FOREX]( | [CINEMA LISTINGS]( | [PRAYER TIMINGS]( | [COMPETITIONS]( SUBSCRIBE [Newspaper]( [ePaper]( Sunday, January 14, 2018 FOLLOW US khaleejtimes/posts [NEWS]( [BUSINESS]( [SPORT]( [WKND.]( [CLASSIFIED]( [JOBS]( TOP STORIES [Outraged Africans seek Trump's apology]( A group of 54 "extremely appalled" African countries have demanded that US President Donald Trump retract and apologise for his reported slur against them. [Number of road deaths decrease by 25.7% in Dubai]( [Unsafe use of silicone injections can lead to deformities]( [Pakistan's Imran Khan says he wants to meet Trump]( [Suspects in Ritz jewel heist jailed on preliminary charges]( NATION [Old couple pay for Dubai holiday by selling tea]( Vijayan, 67, and his wife, Mohanna, 65, have been to 17 countries by just selling tea at a nondescript corner in Ernakulam in the south Indian state of Kerala. [Dubai Police break Guinness record for world's longest wheelie at 60km]( [Sharjah gets a rice field thanks to these 69 special needs kids]( [Mums rope in experts to host autism summit]( [Big drop in number of illegals in Dubai]( INTERNATIONAL [Hawaii ballistic missile warning a false alarm]( An emergency alert was sent mistakenly on Saturday to Hawaii's residents warning of an imminent ballistic missile attack when an employee at the state emergency management agency pushed the "wrong button", Hawaii's governor said. [Philippines raises volcano alert, warns of hazardous eruptions]( [Trump would make 'big mistake' by leaving Iran N-deal: Moscow]( [Myanmar army's admission of killings a 'positive step': Suu Kyi]( [Harrods to remove Diana and Fayed statue]( BUSINESS [UAE startups lead the pack in Mena region]( UAE startups secured $400 million (Dh1.47 billion) or 84 per cent out of the $475 million (Dh1.74 billion) raised by regional startups last year. [When is the right age to discuss money with kids?]( [How consumers can avoid being overcharged for VAT]( [It's premature to review oil output cuts: UAE]( [Abu Dhabi fund okays $25 million for Mauritius, Rwanda projects]( SPORTS [Women's tennis tough even without Serena]( With no Serena Williams in the draw at the Australian Open, there's certainly an opportunity for another women's player to go on a surprising run and emerge as a first-time Grand Slam champion. [Returning Djokovic still managing elbow injury]( [Afghanistan stun Pakistan; Kiwis beat Windies in U-19 World Cup]( [Bautista Agut lifts ASB Classic crown]( [On song Kerber sends Open warning with title]( # © Galadari Printing and Publishing Co. L.L.C. All rights reserved You have received this email message from [khaleejtimes.com](). Your email address has been recorded because you have subscribed to one of our print publications /newsletters or are registered with one of our web sites. For more information, visit www.khaleejtimes.com To UNSUBSCRIBE, please [click here.]( [Contact Us]( | [Advertise]( | [Privacy Policy]( FOLLOW US khaleejtimes/posts [BUSINESS]( | [SPORTS]( | [CITY TIMES]( | [WKND](