BIG-HEARTED schoolboy Raef Tanner has sent a festive thank you message to GulfWeekly readers for helping him to deliver footballing delight to needy children in Africa.
There is an age-old adage, ‘A fool and his money are soon parted’. In other words, better save while you can. Therefore, you don’t have to break the bank when shopping this holiday season if you keep to value-brand stores that offer amazing prices and great quality.
Merging the latest technology with a smooth driving experience, the new Kia Cerato Koup offers a motor oozing youthful exuberance while retaining its affordable price point.
When Budoor Al Murbati isn’t busy designing on-air graphics for Al Arab News channel, she is wrapped up in a flowery kimono, sashaying through her cosy venue in Amwaj Islands Lagoon, serving up tea and snacks to fellow hot beverage drinkers.
I HAVE a small confession to make … I’ve never seen any of the Madagascar films. That’s not due to a resolute sense of ‘I’m too old for that’. Far from it, in fact; regular readers of this column will know that I’m still a stickler for a good, hearty animated film. It’s just never been a series I’ve crossed paths with, or one that’s particularly appealed to me enough to root out a copy of.
Tennis ace Ali Dawani ends the year on a merry note smashing his way to the top spot in Bahrain’s Under 16 boys singles as well as clinching third place in the Asian Tennis Federation Under 14 category.
Shaikh Rashid Al Khalifa and his playing partner, young Yaseen Le Falher, clinched the crown of the 12th Annual National Day Tournament at the Royal Golf Club (RGC). Their score of 42 points from the first round was added to their round two score of 46 points to make a winning pair’s score of 88 points.
