Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
BUSY corporate executive Arthur D’Souza has given up the nine-till-five routine to concentrate on his passion for an original photographic art form he hopes to promote all over the world.
THE other night when my dad was driving back home from his work, he noticed that on the highway there was a lot of commotion and a huge crowd by the side of the road.
IT’S a familiar sight the world over: children splashing around in a fountain on a hot summer’s day.
THE ancestry of the world’s household cats can be traced to just five lineages which lived alongside ancient settlers in the Fertile Crescent, an area stretching from the eastern Mediterranean to the Gulf.
THE local Dilmun cats have evolved over the centuries to adapt to Bahrain’s extremely high summer temperatures, and are quite different from other domestic cats worldwide.
THE next A’ala Hubail could be learning the trick of his trade in one of the soccer schools aiming to identify the island’s most promising young footballers.
Newspaper delivery boy E P Velayudan has bought prize draw tickets every month for the past 10 years … and finally his number came up with a humdinger of a prize!
