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THE Ministry of Youth and Sport Affairs continues to empower the kingdom’s new generation through its Youth City 2030, which features an array of vocational training programmes to develop skills and boost confidence and creativity.

Serving up tasty treats

A retired Bahraini mum has put her family’s favourite Khaleeji recipes in book form to bring households together over tasty treats, while also motivating the next generation to keep culinary traditions alive.

In a league of their own

Athlete Khulood Sabah is thrilled to be the first Bahraini president of the kingdom’s netball committee and aims to inspire more women to take up the fast-paced sport.

Triumphant Camels complete grand slam

Bahrain’s favourite cricketing tourists, the Awali Camels, are at last back from their latest tour, this time of Bristol, Gloucestershire and Somerset, writes Abu George.

Celebrating the land of palms

People from across the kingdom flocked to the Farmer’s Market in Hoorat A’ali over the weekend in a bid to raise awareness and celebrate the prominence of palm trees and dates in Bahrain.