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Image courtesy: Dubai Media Office With less than 100 days to go until the Dubai T100 triathlon returns to the UAE, one of the nation’s most accomplished endurance athletes, Ghani Souleymane, is set to begin a remarkable challenge: 100 consecutive 100km triathlons in 100 days, culminating in his final race at the Dubai T100 on November 16. Starting Friday at Kite Beach, Souleymane’s effort will serve as an official Guinness World Record attempt and aims to raise funds for children affected by conflict. Each daily triathlon will match the official T100 race format – a 2km swim, 80km bike, and…
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Image credit: Getty Images The Financial Services Authority (FSA) in Oman has reaffirmed that no insurance company in Oman has been granted approval to increase vehicle insurance premiums. The regulator warned it will take firm legal action against companies that do not comply with the officially approved pricing. The FSA emphasised that any deviation from approved premiums constitutes a violation of the regulatory framework and principles of fair competition. Such actions undermine consumer protection and the stability of the insurance market, the Authority said, according to a report by the Oman Observer. Read-New rule for businesses in Oman: Here’s what…