A Bahraini computer whiz kid is helping businesses and organisations tackle the scourge of illegal hacking … with the help of a grant for young entrepreneurs.
Deals worth millions of dollars were struck as more than 2,300 trade visitors attended the fifth Gulf Industry Fair, which was inaugurated by HRH Prime Minister Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa, at the Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre.
This week’s TravelWeekly report should have been quite simple, I even had the first paragraph written in my mind which went something like an old Jackson Five hit … it’s easy as A, B, C … Abu Dhabi, Bahrain for a Cracking day out, writes Stan Szecowka.
In past reviews I’ve said that a British comedy is always funny, fresh and well worth watching ... but this film is so far off the mark I’m willing to concede that there are exceptions to any rule.
Star Real Estate has a beautiful two-bedroom apartment for rent within Muharraq’s developed Busaiteen area, offering stunning sea views and fantastic finishings.
The weather was just perfect with a slight breeze as the Dilmun Riding Stables held the sixth show of this season’s in-house show jumping league on Friday. Riders and their horses came together to compete on the courses designed by Hussain Al Boosta.
Something is sizzling at the Sofitel Bahrain Zallaq Thalassa Sea & Spa Hotel and it’s coming from the kitchens of a sensational new restaurant called Wok.
BETWEEN them F1 ace drivers Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa have accumulated a staggering five wins at the Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix Ö but still they have everything to prove.
In the majority of sporting actions, following your instincts will generally result in a reasonable outcome. For example, if you ask someone to kick a ball as high as possible, they will tend to lean back in order to get the ball up into the air.
American Idol executive producer Nigel Lythgoe came out fighting against rival TV shows, calling singing contest The Voice a ‘gimmicky’ show and making clear he was fed up with defending Idol’s slipping ratings, writes Jill Serjeant.
