Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) is looking at Bahrain as a model in the fight to eradicate the life-threatening condition - sickle cell anaemia.
After a month of fasting families across the Muslim world are preparing to celebrate Eid Al-Fitr and reporter Farishta Saeed, inset, asks one Bahraini family what it means to them.
Mohammed Abdulla Isa has had to put his dreams of becoming a geography teacher on hold because he suffers from sickle cell anaemia.
Ali Al Haddad, left, is a media specialist at the Ministry of Health.
Art lovers in the kingdom will be coming together to celebrate the talents of nine Bahraini artists whose works will be on display at Artlounge 2 organised by Marion Labani at the Banyan Tree Al Areen resort later this month.
October is the breast cancer awareness month and people all over Bahrain will be 'thinking pink' to support and honour the cause.
This year Think Pink has four platinum sponsors - Royal Golf Club, Norwich International Consultants (NIC), BMMI and Gulf Air.
Excuses, excuses and excuses, don't we just love using them? Especially when you are a student, excuses tend to be on the tip of our tongues whenever we set foot in our school.
HUNDREDS of shoppers flocked to the kingdom's first Carrefour store when it finally opened its doors this week at Bahrain City Centre.
THE company which will be supplying Bahrain's new super taxis has been forced to recall all the models it produced in the second half of 2006 after fires broke out under the bonnets of several vehicles.
Schools are back and the kingdom's leading academies of learning have been celebrating the success of their senior students. GulfWeekly's Anasuya Kesavan, above, caught up with some of the inspirational pupils at St Christoper's and the British School to seek their top study secrets.
Bahrain's schoolchildren will once again have the opportunity to improve their appreciation and knowledge of the environment by taking part in the Riffa Views Eden Challenge 2009.
