Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
Hani Malik, a doctor by day and a rocker by night, has released his first album sharing his life struggles and pulling on the heart strings of music-lovers across the kingdom, writes Mai Al Khatib.
BIG-HEARTED auntie Caroline Wilkie is aiming to collect hundreds of unwanted mobile phones in a bid to exchange them for a brand-new Apple iPad for her autistic two-year-old nephew, Darragh, writes May Al Mousawi.
Sue Anderson Consultants (SAC), education consultants and UK boarding school specialists, met with more than 15 families of different nationalities including American, Bahraini, British, Danish, Indian and Pakistani who are considering boarding schools, as well as summer schools, in the UK.
Talented Anjali Rajesh marched to the beat of her own drum and rocked her way to becoming the only female jazz drummer in the kingdom.
DEVOTED Manchester United fans from Bahrain enjoyed a ‘goal-den’ experience as they watched their heroes in the ‘Theatre of Dreams’ notch another victory over their great rivals Liverpool.
