The gift of education has been established in the remotest jungles of troubled Cambodia thanks to the efforts of big-hearted students and teachers in Bahrain.
MUHARRAQ is the gateway to Bahrain. While the city continuously evolves with the addition of modern developments including the international airport, a new mall and museums, it also preserves its rich history and traditional roots and offers a captivating blend of culture and innovation.
Khawla Secondary Girls School won top spot in the grand finale of the eighth A9eel in School competition for the academic year 2014/2015 which took place recently at Seef Mall.
Leading Bahrain companies Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company (GPIC) and Aluminium Bahrain (Alba) have launched a ‘beat the heat’ campaign as part of their efforts to ensure a safe and healthy working environment.
I love video games. In fact, immersing myself in their digitised worlds, be they ancient or futuristic, is probably my favourite hobby. Considering the advances made in the graphics department in recent years, they share more similarities with movies than ever before.
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.
Sometimes, it’s easy to take this job for granted. Taking new cars out for a spin on the roads becomes commonplace, and it’s easy to forget how lucky I am sometimes.
Bahraini restaurateur Ali Al Sawad shares his love for food through his latest venture, Ali Baba Café, which offers diners a selection of fine fare and casual cuisine.
A spacious two-bedroom apartment is available for rent in Reef Island’s shimmering Emerald Building, located in Seef district near Bahrain’s main shopping malls and the Bahrain Financial Harbour.
Bahrain’s new football coach is determined to fill the national stadium with cheering fans after years of languishing in the soccer doldrums and suffering a series of competition crises.
