We had a bit of fog yesterday morning, so why was that pretty much everyone's cue to turn on their hazard lights? Contrary to popular belief (in Bahrain anyway), your "yellow lights" are primarily for turning/lane changing. The secondary function is during a breakdown, ie stationary, that's it, according to traffic law and it's the same in the UK. Some people seem to think that in Bahrain the primary function of these lights is to park wherever they like and the secondary function is for driving Read more [...]

BAHRAIN and Asian Weightlifting and Bodybuilding Federations President Shaikh Abdulla bin Rashid Al Khalifa received at his office Japanese specialist Dr Reiko Kato, who is being nominated by the IFBB to present a number of programs, courses and workshops to develop the sport of bodybuilding through the Olympic Solidarity Program. Dr Kato met with a number of Bahrain national women's bodybuilding athletes and presented the latest rules and regulations in bodybuilding. Shaikh Abdulla bin Rashid Read more [...]