An evolution from The bench of the white man podcast on a romantic tale in Massirah, in Oman - and the secrets and imagination of story tellers. As we evolve, other tales will be posted. A bird in the sky. Like the weather, always changing.
Women have always been intrinsically part of the country development. Brave, tough, inspirational.
A thought - provoking interview on tourism in Oman given to a journo in 2010, that still echoes today.
Journalism is falling to explain to the average citizens the monetary implications of war and conflicts. The armament industry versus humanitarian disaster.
Teachers and lecturers deserve better recognition than they currently receive. Who wants to be challenged by students who believe their opinions are just as valid as an expert. Values are at stake.
Identifying important information is getting difficult. Manipulated communication ends up giving a sense of deceit. With Coronavirus people have reached saturation level. We can't digest it all.
The fear of Coronavirus can trigger the most unusual and perhaps rude attitudes on people. That is the case of a front door note to uninvited, unexpected visitors.
A romantic tale about a wooden bench facing the ocean in one of the most dangerous navigation corners of the coast of Oman. Photo courtesy: Tahil Article first published: Y Magazine #Oman 2018
The tight media coverage structure didn't bar professionals to try to adjust to a new digital environment. They succeeded. Education and training are essential. Journalism is important.
Looking into to society with different eyes. The lockdown is stirring the minds. An article published on Oman Observer daily from Oman