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Muharraq's status as the cultural centre of the kingdom has got reinforced with the former capital hosting its very first international sculpture symposium featuring 10 artists from Bahrain, Greece, Egypt, Italy, Syria and Turkey.
Last week I touched upon the taboo topic of under-aged sex and sex education.
I AM so happy, I cannot tell you. After two years of piling on the pounds and sporting one of the biggest bellies in Bahrain - 45 inches - one-inch off that measurement may not be a miracle but it's a healthy start.
Amwaj Islands has launched Amwaj Marina, its latest multi-million dinar development. Amwaj Marina will be the waterway access to Amwaj Islands and the kingdom's newest marina.
THE disappointed winner of a high-profile talent search who was hoping to become a star on the airwaves says her bid has been thwarted by the station which hosted the contest.
BIG-HEARTED members of staff working for insurance group RSA in Bahrain are taking part in the company's first-ever Volunteer Week in the Middle East. Hundreds of employees from across the region will be dedicating their time to supporting local charity organisations through a range of different activities.
The 'Culture Vultures' are back in action. Dedicated to present affordable and accessible cultural events in an engaging and enlightening manner, the group started the season with a visit to Muharraq.
A massive structure is being erected at Bahrain International Exhibition Centre to help stage the much-awaited Jewellery Arabia 2008.
CHILDREN, parents and staff of St Christopher’s School will still be able to attend the big F1 race in
CHOCOLATE-LOVING GulfWeekly readers able to conjure up a delicious cake or dessert could walk away with a pair of white gold or sparkling diamond drop ear-rings in a competition.
