Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
Nadia Ali Abdulrahman is helping to spice up the life of the nation with a range of traditional recipes which have food-lovers eating out of her hands.
Hasan Abdul Nabi Al Khunaizi has had a 'wheelie' good time entering the GulfWeekly's photographic contest ... offering a JOB on this newspaper as its prize.
ENTERPRISING University of Bahrain students Ahmed Mohammed Majdi and Mahmood Thamer Al Reefi are seeing gold in a pile of empty cans.
CELEBRATED Indian artist Vijay D'Costa visited the island this week to show art enthusiasts the fabric of his skills.
Awali's thriving thrift shop - which raises thousands of dinars from local charities - unveiled its sparkling new interior to customers this week as part of its 40th birthday celebrations.
With individuals and governments around the world cutting down forests to make way for bio-fuels and profit, one man is taking his passion for travel, wildlife and woodlands a step forward.
THE humble American consumer, already dogged by soaring petrol prices and declining wages, now has something more sinister to contend with: downsized groceries ... and they've started to appear in Bahrain's supermarkets and cold stores too.
A hallmark of American education has always been its dedication to offering a 'well-rounded experience' for its students.
BUDDING writers and poets can turn to an enterprising teenager in Bahrain to showcase their work to the world.
COME and join us for a splashing time at The Lost Paradise of Dilmun Water Park this coming SATURDAY for the special GulfWeekly readers' cut-price day out.
Motivational instructor Mohammed Al Motawah is determined to help inspire young Bahrainis to put their talents to the test in the world of business and economics.
A 150 fils directory enquiry charge has this week beeing introduced for land lines calls for the first time in Bahrain ... and a part of it will be given to charity.
THE_cost of shopping has increased by 19.6 per cent in one year, according to Shilpa's weekly shopping list.
I had to write an essay recently about the issue of DVD piracy. There are a ridiculous number of video and DVD stores in Bahrain and piracy of movies has become so mainstream in the kingdom that no one appears to believe that it is ethically and morally wrong to distribute or purchase these cheap offerings.
Bahrain's charity champion Yvonne Trueman is taking her aid initiative - 'children for children' from strength to strength by bringing together two infant pre-schools from Bahrain and the Cayman Islands to help youngsters at the Dorothy Menzies Child Care Home in Belize.
