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A MERRY band of Bahrain expats will be stepping out for charity in the English capital on Saturday and will be proudly sticking their chests out in harmony.
Seef Properties has taken a 50 per cent stake in the upcoming Muharraq Seef Mall near Arad Fort and signed a partnership agreement with Muharraq Mall Company.
Car panels made of silkworm cocoons, clothing that can camouflage the wearer at the flick of a switch and a ‘smart’ shirt with a phone and power source embedded in the fabric may soon become a reality.
Twin Palms Riding Centre held a dressage event starting in the not-so-cool of the afternoon, as Friday turned out to be one of the hottest days of the year so far.
Masters champion Bubba Watson has opted to miss tomorrow’s elite Players Championship at Sawgrass to spend more time at home with his wife Angie and their recently adopted two-month-old son Caleb.
WHY not head for Hoora if you fancy living in the heart of a bustling Manama district, close to an array of shops and places to dine out?
IF the saying that competition is good remains true then motorists are in for a dream journey to the showroom as Korean car maker Hyundai flexes its muscles with a delightful upmarket duo and an after-sales deal to keep the established market leaders anxiously looking in their rear view mirrors.
Situated in the Delmon International Hotel in the bustling heart of Manama, Cafe Sayah offers diners a relaxing haven to sit back and enjoy a fusion of fare.
The Heritage Festival closes today. It celebrates Bahrain’s history through local speaking engagements, a theatrical performance, children’s events, workshops and a children’s fashion show, will be held at the Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre. The event runs from 4pm-9pm. Entry is free. For more information visit www.manamaculture2012.bh
The Bahrain Hockey Association is all set to open the 2012 hockey calendar on what could be a spectacular year for the sport in the kingdom.