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AN Iftar setting would not be the same without the sweet taste of khanfaroosh and luqaimat, traditional dishes during the special time of Ramadan.
Let me suggest to you a scenario if I may. A family enjoying their vacation peacefully. Father and mother both taking pleasure from a yacht ride through the waters of the Red Sea, children running up and down the decks without a care in the world.
NEOPOLITAN mastiff Klash really was looking rather hangdog until owner Jo Marik decided to get her pet pooch a facelift.
As Bahrain International Circuit (BIC) welcomes the month of Ramadan, the home of motorsport in the Middle East will be opening its Kart Zone doors to all racing fanatics daily for the next two weeks, from 9pm through to 1am.
JUST weeks after a BD1.8 million blaze destroyed a leading motor company's warehouse and left two firemen needing hospital treatment for smoke inhalation, plans for another conference on fire prevention and safety in Bahrain have been announced.
A GROUP of young Bahrainis have taken part in a music video which could be shown across the United States.
"We don't make iced cappuccino," says Daniel Kim, a barista at Cafe Grumpy in New York. Since Starbucks came to dominate, this connoisseurs' coffee shop has fought a rearguard action against the march of skinny decaf vanilla lattes, writes Ravi Somaiya. And the arrival of a revolutionary coffee machine has led to queues stretching out the door.
THERE was further school-run misery for parents driving their children to schools and nurseries in the Saar area this week as part of Saar Avenue was closed for major sewer works.
A job fair held by the management of the Royal Golf Club has been hailed a huge success after more than 600 job-seekers visited the club's Budaiya headquarters during the three-day event.
A WORK by internationally-renowned glass worker Rocco Borghese has been commissioned to put the finishing touch to Bahrain City Centre shopping mall in the shape of a shining chandelier.
STORE wars on the island took a new twist with the launch of Bahrain's biggest hypermarket which attracted hundreds of shoppers when it opened its doors.
MULTI-LINGUAL student Ansar Al Halal hopes her amazing images will express their message in any language and help her secure the job of her dreams as a full-time press photographer.
