Fellow Bahraini blogger Mohammed Al-Maskati is featured on the front page of the GDN this morning. The inside article further amplifies on his discovery of the possibility of his blog being monitored by the authorities. Well done Mohammed! Sure, be careful in what you write, but let your conscience ultimately dictate what you should write. …
You would think that the Central Informatics Organisation would have enough on its plate to rectify its image for its involvement in the Bandargate fiasco, especially now that he who should not be named has been relieved of his duties at that organisation. But it seems that old habits do die very very hard. Fellow …
Bahraini Bloggers listen up: I got contacted by Al-Jazeera International (English) who (initially) wanted to interview me about the Just Bahraini campaign, and now they grew that idea where they want to do a whole program on the Bahraini political scene, and want to talk to several bloggers. If you want to get involved in …
Breakfast time!, originally uploaded by malyousif. We have many parakeets coming down for breakfast every morning. And as the weather has been rather cold for Bahrain, they have been ravenous. Together with other birds, the heaped plate of food my wife puts out to them every morning is finished within a few hours. There is …
I wish to extend my thanks to everyone who nominated the Den for the 2007 bloggies, unfortunately we didn’t make it this year, but there are others who are just as worthy who have been nominated: Healing Iraq My Marrakesh Raising Yousuf, Unplugged Dotty Rhino Secret Dubai Diary Please take a moment to vote for …