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Made in Bahrain

The Bahrain Authority for Culture and Antiquities (Baca) has launched a new initiative aimed at promoting unique crafts and artisans in the kingdom with the aim of highlighting locally-made products and their heritage.

January 27 - February 2, 2021

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Local News

A journey in verse

Writer Fatima Saleem has left ‘nothing unsaid’ in her recently published book she hopes will inspire people to stand up for themselves and seek help when needed.

January 27 - February 2, 2021

1457 views

Local News

Vegan goodness

Food loving Raw Candy sisters Sophie, Phoebe and Olivia Middleton are spreading a healthy dose of vegan happiness following the launch of its ‘Made in Bahrain’ nut butters at LuLu Hypermarket, located at The Atrium Mall and Towers in Saar.

January 27 - February 2, 2021

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Culture Weekly

BD120m Tamkeen support

Tamkeen has allocated a budget of BD120 million for the three years till 2023 to support the employment of Bahrainis, writes Avinash Saxena.

January 27 - February 2, 2021

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Culture Weekly

Sharing ideas with the world

BAHRAIN will stage part of the global ‘Nuit des Idées’ initiative tomorrow – for the first time.

January 27 - February 2, 2021

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With love, from Japan

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Motoring Weekly

New kits for Golden Oldies

The Bahrain Rugby and Football Club (BRFC) unveiled the new team kits for their Golden Oldies squad last week, celebrating the achievements of the team over the last year, writes Naman Arora.

January 27 - February 2, 2021

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Motoring Weekly

F1 upbeat on future

While the FIA still remains committed to staging 23 races in 2021, F1’s new chief executive Stefano Domenicali says there could be fewer grands prix in the future with some held in rotation.

January 27 - February 2, 2021

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Culture Weekly

A sweet passion

American physiotherapist Jennifer Seeger has turned her love for baking colourful cookies into a means of finding joy during the pandemic, as well as sharing that zest for life with other ‘cookie-holics’ across the kingdom.

January 27 - February 2, 2021

947 views

Sport

Inspiring the young

Bahrain national team defender Manar Ebrahim Jasim, who kicked off her footballing career when she was nine, is going full circle as she is now helping a club in Isa Town develop a new generation of female players for the kingdom.

January 27 - February 2, 2021

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Made in Bahrain

The Bahrain Authority for Culture and Antiquities (Baca) has launched a new initiative aimed at promoting unique crafts and artisans in the kingdom with the aim of highlighting locally-made products and their heritage.

A journey in verse

Writer Fatima Saleem has left ‘nothing unsaid’ in her recently published book she hopes will inspire people to stand up for themselves and seek help when needed.

Vegan goodness

Food loving Raw Candy sisters Sophie, Phoebe and Olivia Middleton are spreading a healthy dose of vegan happiness following the launch of its ‘Made in Bahrain’ nut butters at LuLu Hypermarket, located at The Atrium Mall and Towers in Saar.

BD120m Tamkeen support

Tamkeen has allocated a budget of BD120 million for the three years till 2023 to support the employment of Bahrainis, writes Avinash Saxena.

Sharing ideas with the world

BAHRAIN will stage part of the global ‘Nuit des Idées’ initiative tomorrow – for the first time.

With love, from Japan

New kits for Golden Oldies

The Bahrain Rugby and Football Club (BRFC) unveiled the new team kits for their Golden Oldies squad last week, celebrating the achievements of the team over the last year, writes Naman Arora.

F1 upbeat on future

While the FIA still remains committed to staging 23 races in 2021, F1’s new chief executive Stefano Domenicali says there could be fewer grands prix in the future with some held in rotation.

A sweet passion

American physiotherapist Jennifer Seeger has turned her love for baking colourful cookies into a means of finding joy during the pandemic, as well as sharing that zest for life with other ‘cookie-holics’ across the kingdom.

Inspiring the young

Bahrain national team defender Manar Ebrahim Jasim, who kicked off her footballing career when she was nine, is going full circle as she is now helping a club in Isa Town develop a new generation of female players for the kingdom.