
SA Heritage Day in Qatar: a melting pot of possibility
It was hot. Humid and hot. Frizzy-hair hot; mascara-running hot; frazzled-baby hot. Qatar hot! But still they came. Close to

It was hot. Humid and hot. Frizzy-hair hot; mascara-running hot; frazzled-baby hot. Qatar hot! But still they came. Close to

Be it groceries, fast food, flowers, or simply a cup of your favourite brew … it’s all but a click

30 years on, and India is as complex, chaotic and culturally alluring as ever. It was sensory overload then and

12 July was an odd-ball day. It’s one that will go down in the annals of Qatar’s history. And ours

Ornate, Arabic, automatic, closed, revolving, wooden or whatever … As an expatriate living in Qatar in the Middle East, doors

Katara Hills is our antidote to Qatar’s flat, desert environment. It’s green, hilly, loaded with trees, has a freshwater stream