Drive Live Talks News. ARN News reporter Danny Norton has been following a story about whether social media influencers should declare paid posts.

Drive Live Talks News. Danny Norton brings us the latest news from across the UAE, starting with a data breach involving ride-hailing app Careem.

Drive Live Talks Careers. Did you know that the average employee works 90,000 hours over the course of their lifetime? David MacKenzie of Mackenzie Jones and Fichte & Co Legal’s Sarra AlSamarrai tell us why employers need to realise that keeping them happy and healthy is more crucial than ever.

Drive Live Talks First Aid at Work. Ahead of World Day for Health and Safety at Work on April 28, Tim and NLT catch up with Dr. Ali Al Tuckmachy, Head of Medical Education at King’s College Hospital and Robert Ball, CEO of National Ambulance in Abu Dhabi. Tim puts his first aid skills to the test by performing CPR on a dummy.

Tim and NLT catch up with one of the UAE’s youngest ministers, Her Excellency Sarah Al Amiri, Minister of State for Advanced Sciences. She tells us why young Emiratis are more interested than ever in a pursuing a career in the field of science. 

Drive Live Talks to Harry Horton. Our Washington DC correspondent has the latest on US President Donald Trump’s relationship with French President Emmanuel Macron, the Waffle House shooter, a woman who was slapped with a hefty fine for carrying an apple on a plane, and Canadian singer Shania Twain’s controversial comment that she would have voted for Trump in 2016.

Drive Live Talks News. A renowned urban planning expert from Canada wants to see a Dubai with fewer cars and more cycling tracks. Danny Norton has been speaking to him.

Drive Live Talks Legal Matters with Ludmila Yamalova of HPL Yamalova & Plewka. Before you sign on the dotted line, make sure you do your due diligence.

Drive Live Talks Tourism in Africa. Mauritius had a good 2017 seeing more than 60 per cent growth in the number of tourists from the Middle East. And the country’s Permanent Secretary Minister of Tourism, Mrs. Devi Chand Anandi Rye Seewooruthun, wants more people from the region to come to the island nation to see what it has to offer.

Drive Live Talks Tourism in Africa. We speak to Zimbabwe Tourism Authority’s Chief Executive, Dr. Karikoga Kaseke, months after the country declared it was ‘open for business’ under a new presidency. He tells Tim and NLT how the government will attract tourists and investors. We also ask him about ethical and green tourism and how the country can clean up its image.