One of Bahrain’s leading universities is making great strides helping to turn the kingdom into an international educational hub of excellence after forging partnerships with two leading British learning institutes and offering new English language courses.
A top hotel’s new look double dining destination is reaching out to guests and shoppers in more ways than one with a ‘theatrical’ experience promised after major refurbishments.
PROUD philatelist Mohammed Janahi, known as the man with a million stamps, aims to introduce the kingdom and its culture to fellow enthusiasts at an international exhibition in China.
HOTEL executive Haitham Assem has returned from his momentous charity cycling mountain challenge with a collection of stunning images, a serious appreciation of team spirit and the motivation to tackle more sporting adventures.
Britain’s Justin Rose birdied the final hole to win the Olympic golf tournament on Sunday, the first gold medallist in a sport that returned to the Olympics in Rio after a 112-year absence.
September is going to be a big month for Splash as the fashion label will be launching a new cool campaign with Bollywood star and model Katrina Kaif offering a feminine touch, writes Mai Al Khatib-Camille.
IT’S been a long-standing tradition in the GulfWeekly newsroom to have a deadline day lunch together and rather than scream at each other for late stories, missing photographs and the placing of last-minute advertisements resulting in complete page redesigns … we chill for 45-minutes in the middle of the madness and enjoy Curry Monday.
Bahrain’s Ruth Jebet blew away the competition to win the women’s 3,000 metres steeplechase gold on Monday, but narrowly missed out on the world record.
TEENAGE Lianna Swan, who once enjoyed splashing around the pool in Bahrain and representing her school, has competed against the world’s top swimmers at this year’s Rio Olympics.
