COURAGEOUS Peter Rushton is utilising his love of art to help him recover from a devastating stroke which left him partly paralysed and unable to use his right hand, the one he used to paint with.
Bahrain National Museum is celebrating its 25th anniversary by taking the kingdom’s rich history out into the community, showcasing Bahrain’s culture and unveiling some of its collection of ancient treasures that have yet to see the light of day.
Dutch biologist Ingrid van der Meer is often met with disbelief when she talks about her work on dandelions and how the plant could secure the future of road transport.
The 21st annual edition of the World Islamic Banking Conference (WIBC 2014) is poised to break new records in December with more than 1,300 high-level industry attendees from more than 50 countries set to join over 60 market-leading partners and sponsors at the event.
Arguably one of the most popular models on the kingdom’s roads, the Nissan Sunny, has been revamped for 2015 and with its new range of features it delivers more than just a solid drive, it delivers an experience, writes Charlie Holding.
KIMS Bahrain Medical Centre (KBMC) officials have vowed to continue providing healthcare service excellence in the kingdom and to maintain its leading role in serving the community with the launch of a loyalty card as part of its 10th anniversary celebrations.
Todd Gillespie narrowly clinched victory in the September competition of the Euro Motors BMW Monthly Medal Series at the Royal Golf Club with a nett score of 70, leaving Fahad Al Hakam to settle for the runners-up spot with 71 nett.
THERE is everything to play for as Bahrain’s top women footballers gear up for a crack at winning the highly-competitive GulfWeekly-sponsored Bahrain Ladies Football League which is now in its 10th season.
