The governors of the six central banks in the Arabian Gulf Cooperation Council have been given their political marching orders to unify our currencies by 2010, that is in less than 3 years’ time, but it seems that political orders are one thing, practical considerations are a wholly different kettle of fish. For one thing, …
Month: April 2007
أعلن العضو المنتدب لشركة (2 كونيكت) Ùهد الشيراوي أن شركته ستبدأ بتوÙير خدمة الإنترنت مجاناً للأÙراد ÙÙŠ البØرين اعتباراً من مايو/ أيار المقبل كمرØلة أولى، على أن يتم تغطية مناطق البØرين كاÙØ© مع الربع الأول من العام المقبل 2008 بØيث تكون خدمة الإنترنت المجانية متواÙره للجميع ÙÙŠ البØرين. وقال: إن †اختيار هذه المناطق تم …
Is it just me or did you guys also notice that Radio Bahrain has started using that “P” word to describe the ARABIAN Gulf? Especially in reports (I last heard it read by Gillian Wood) on the 8am news when reading about the British hostages in Iran? What’s the deal? Has that been officially sanctioned …
Houses of worship are important to any community. They build communities’ spirits and spirituality which makes their buildings hallowed halls, and hence, the human psyche and people’s need for immortality made their construction a sought after enterprise. This might also explain the quantity of these halls in almost all societies. In Bahrain for instance, even …
Yep, our effervescent Deputy Dawg™ is encouraging his fellow MPs to get it on: An Islamist lawmaker has urged his male peers to take four wives, three Bahraini women and one foreigner, in order to help address the issue of the high number of spinsters in the country. I’m not sure if he’s also including …