Madie Murphy

2 weeks ago | whatson.ae | Madie Murphy

A new flavour of Dubai chocolate? Here’s what we know…The viral Dubai chocolate, a bar with its pistachio and kanafa filling, has taken the world by storm in the last few months. After blowing up on social media, the thick bar has been shipped across the world and Fix Chocolatier are the brilliant minds behind it. Financial Times even reported that now because of the demand for the chocolate all over the world, there is now a short supply of pistachio nuts that’s one of the ingredients.

2 weeks ago | whatson.ae | Madie Murphy

Dubai traffic is about to get better, is your area on the list? The upgrades will be taking place over 22 of the major roads in the emirate and nine school zones. #RTA commenced a series of traffic improvements across 40 key locations in the Emirate, scheduled for implementation between June and September 2025.

1 month ago | whatson.ae | Madie Murphy

An AI chef? Yes, you heard that right…Dubai is known for introducing and using the latest technology to make life easier and better and we believe has taken it to a new level with this latest venture, an AI chef. Developed by UAE-based culinary tech innovators UMAI, Chef Aiman (get it?AI-man?), is a fully integrated AI chef, capable of creating menus, designing recipes, recommending ingredients and even managing kitchen operations. He’s not just a digital assitant.

1 month ago | whatson.ae | Madie Murphy

The Eid Al Adha 2025 dates have been confirmed…Eid Al Adha has been confirmed on the UAE and it will begin on Friday, June 6, authorities confirmed today. The Crescent Sighting Committee was out to sight the moon and they has invited specialists, astronomers, and community members to observe the sky after sunset on the 29th of Dhul Qadah, which is May 27. In previous moon sightings, the UAE has used drones to assist in sighting the moon for Eid and it’s likely to be the same for Eid Al Adha 2025.

1 month ago | whatson.ae | Madie Murphy

Keep an eye out…Eid Al Adha 2025 is nearly here and the UAE Council for Fatwa has called for members of the public to sight the crescent moon of Dhu Al Hijjah this evening, Tuesday, May 27 to determine the start of a holy month in the Islamic calendar. The Crescent Sighting Committee will be out in full force to sight the moon and they have also has invited specialists, astronomers, and community members to observe the sky after sunset on the 29th of Dhul Qadah, which is May 27.