Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
MANAMA: In Delmon International Hotel, the preparation of Indian cuisine is an art form.
MANAMA: For the last six years, a volunteer force of 20 people has been helping distressed people in Bahrain.
Seafarers dinner
The Annual Seafarers Charity Dinner dance will be held at the Dilmun Club on September 21. The Dilmun Dixielanders is set to entertain guests. The event will begin at 7330pm and tickets are at BD10 per person.
MANAMA: It changed my life. How many people can say that about something?
The Bahrain Cinema Club is showing Fernando Meirelles’s classic film City of God, on September 20.
More and more we read of workers being arrested after being accused by their sponsors of absconding from the company and stealing money and paperwork.
The suicide rate amongst expatriate workers here seems to be rising at an alarming rate and although I would never dream of condoning it, I can sort of understand why some feel they have no other option left to them.
When are we going to sit up and take note of the tragedies that happen on our roads every day?
I have never really been much of an environmentalist.
Gillian Wood Newsreader
The world has definitely changed since September 11, 2001, but not for the better.
NEW DELHI: It is a rags-to-riches tale of a beautiful Spanish dancer who won the heart of a rich maharaja during the last decades of the British Raj that has become a runaway bestseller and is about to be made into a Hollywood movie.
BOGOTA: Gang members in one of Colombia’s most violent cities face an ultimatum: give up guns or give up sex.
