Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
PEACE campaigning teenager Samar Jaffar has been scaling new heights in her determined bid to help bring young people together in a world of harmony and understanding.
A SUCCESFUL youth centre is appealing for more governmental funds for community groups as it struggles to make a difference and stay a focal point in its village.
A novel way to stay fit has reached the shores of Bahrain and has the residents high-kicking to the beat of drums and tambourines.
Bahrain has from ancient times been a melting pot of cultures.
ONE of Bahrain's major tourist attractions is facing a new crisis after the departure of its director who quit after a change at the top of the kingdom's cultural hierarchy.
CELEBRATED memory wizard Karan Beri has just completed two workshops to help him develop his special skills and to prepare for the coming World Memory Championship.
First of all, allow me to congratulate every student who has survived yet another academic year! It feels funny that it was exactly a year ago I was sitting on my laptop and writing to Gulf Weekly about my late mother's story.
Deonna Kelli Sayed's life is a Pandora's box of unique experiences and a roller coaster ride that many of us see on the tube but never experience first hand.
Protest power appears to have paid off for a Bahraini security officer after his pleas for a chance to propel his career prospects were finally heard.
Do you have a golden voice that can mesmerise and charm radio listeners across Bahrain?
Virginia Woolf said a woman needs a 'room of her own' if she is to write. For the women (and a few men) I've taught in my writing workshops, Bahrain is the perfect room to begin the writing journey.
IT began the week our daughter, Catrin, was born. In a card, a friend with a daughter wrote menacingly, "Welcome to the world of pink..."
