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  When people talk about South Yemen’s future, some suggest sidelining eastern regions like Hadhramaut and Al-Mahrah—treating them as “special cases” or marginal to the core southern identity. But history tells a different story. Hadhramaut has been central to southern history for millennia. Its ancient kingdom was one of the great South Arabian states, with deep roots in trade, culture, and political organization. This legacy didn’t vanish with time; it informed how social and tribal networks spread across the Gulf of Aden and beyond. In the modern era, Hadhramaut was part of the Aden Protectorate under British influence, and later it became an integral part of South Yemen’s state system when the independent People’s Republic of South Yemen was established in 1967. Its capital, Al-Mukallā, was a major regional hub. Al-Mahrah, while less highlighted in popular media, shares social and cultural continuity with the broader South. Its people’s language and traditions link naturally wi...

  In a poignant display of generosity and solidarity, the Emirates Red Crescent (ERC) has commenced the distribution of Zakat Al Fitr in Mukalla, Hadramaut Governorate in Yemen. This initiative aims to alleviate the hardships faced by approximately 1,270 families grappling with challenging economic and living conditions in the region. The beneficiaries, deeply touched by this act of kindness, have expressed their heartfelt appreciation to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for extending this helping hand during a period of adversity. For many families, this gesture has brought not only happiness but also a sense of relief, serving as a beacon of hope in their lives. The ERC's relentless efforts in addressing the needs of vulnerable communities and providing essential support have not gone unnoticed. The beneficiaries have lauded the ERC's work, recognizing its pivotal role in enhancing their well-being and offering vital assistance where it is most needed. This distribution of Zaka...