PHOTOGRAPHER Phil Weymouth has set out on a mission to document life in Bahrain capturing the essence of the kingdom and the local people and expats who live and work here in a stunning series of images.
Employees of DHL Express have been pulling out all the stops with their charitable endeavours over the holy month and also gave a timely boost to our joint Ramadan Appeal 2015 in aid of Syrian refugee families.
NEIGHBOURING Dubai plans to construct a small office building using a 3D printer for the first time, in a drive to develop technology that would cut costs and save time as the city grows.
GULFWEEKLY’S Camille Jones has an eye for trends and we’ve let her loose around the towns and villages of Bahrain, the malls and the tiny independent outlets, looking to inspire our family of readers.
WOMEN ice-hockey players are on a recruitment drive as they prepare for international competition next year and a crack at the IIHF Challenge Cup of Asia.
A unique bespoke-designed vehicle has been built to commemorate the production of the two-millionth Series Land Rover and Defender and it will be sold to raise funds for good causes.
With the holy month in full flow, the GulfWeekly team have been invited to more iftars and ghabgas than you can shake a fist full of dates at, writes Kristian Harrison.
PHOTOGRAPHER Phil Weymouth has taken a stunning collection of images and has agreed to share with GulfWeekly readers a sample of his work now on display on a newly-created Bahrain Life website.
Another week goes by, and another sub-standard and unoriginal horror film comes to the fore. The Possession of Michael King is nothing you haven’t seen before and could be one of any number of found-footage horror films released recently.
PREPARATIONS are forging ahead and major sponsors are jumping on board to support the 18th American Mission Hospital Island Classic Charity Golf Tournament.
