The General Federation of Bahrain Trade Unions (GFBTU) said that Bahrain's unemployed women account for about 75% of the country's total eligible unemployed.

Perhaps it is natural and acceptable that the Crown Prince, owner of the "Crown Prince's International Scholarship Program", met the top students online, to deliver a national message on behalf of the state and his program.

Social media outlets are flooded with stories about people's sufferings. Bahrainis have nothing left but to publicly speak up about their grievances and sufferings and, perhaps someone would hear them and take action to solve their livelihood crises which the authorities put them in, while drowning in corruption and tyranny.

Another tale emerged from the University of Bahrain, the place where Bahraini competencies and minds should be prepared and developed, but it has become a place where they are buried alive.

There's someone sitting in the shadows on the sidelines of all the debate about the scholarships distribution crisis. He is the Tunisian Kamal Al-Dheeb, one of the “orphans” of ousted Tunisian President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, and an advisor of Bahrain's Education Minister, Dr. Majid Al-Nuaimi. He is the person who advises Al-Nuaimi, writes his speeches, articles and the man behind his responses and appearances and everything media-related, reaching your screen one way or another.

On January 24, Bahrain Mirror published a report directed at UNESCO entitled "The scary numbers UNESCO should address on International Day of Education". The report talked about the discrimination practiced with regards to educational scholarships in Bahrain. Unfortunately, the tragedy is being repeated now.

The Bahraini Education Ministry denied in a statement on Thursday (August 15, 2019) what is being circulated on social media that it opened the door for hiring foreign teachers, saying that the information are baseless and false and that hiring teachers was restricted to Bahraini nationals only. It added that no ad was published for external employment.

Bahrain Transparency Society asked the Education Ministry to be transparent and publish the names of scholarship distribution results along with the name, average of graduation, university name and specialty.

An official report issued two years ago on the behavioral problems of students at Hamad Town Intermediate Girls School confirms that the Ministry of Education has not made the necessary efforts to combat the students’ unacceptable behavior.

German Roland Berger company has begun its work on the restructuring of the Ministry of Education, while specialists are questioning the company's ability to restructure the ministry and cover thousands of voluntary retired teachers and specialists.

Sharifa Siwar, holds a PhD in Psychotherapy, disclosed a critical case when she spoke of a network that promotes narcotic pills in Hamad Town Intermediate Girls School.

A report issued by the Education and Training Quality Authority revealed that 32% of Bahrain’s public schools, out of 188 public schools. Based on the reviews of their quality of performance in the third review cycle (2014-2018) conducted by the Authority, these schools received an “inadequate” rating.

The head of the Parliament Services Committee MP Ammar Qambar said that the committee will hold another meeting with representatives of the Ministry of Education following its meeting with a number of Bahraini students who have obtained university degrees from China.

The Financial and Administrative National Audit Office stated in its report for 2017 and 2018 that the actual expenditures of three ministries exceeded the allocated financial allocations by 7.3 million dinars.

There’s nothing easier than causing confusion to hide a big scandal. In a country like Bahrain, officials master such things. They are very good at manipulating certain situations and painting them to be sectarian in order to bury them and protect senior state officials.

Head of Bahrain Transparency Society said announcement by Education Ministry of Education that it employed 797 Bahraini teachers is a step in right direction, lacking; however, the transparency criterion.

CEO of Ebdaa Bank Jordanian Khalid Al-Ghazzawi’s makes miserable attempt to show that his employment was based on his competence in this field, and not on a forged doctorate or any other factors.

How can Lulwa Budalamah get away with all the interviews she has been conducting with the press, in which she had been presenting herself as a member of the fake Dutch university’s advisory council?

There is no doubt that our ambassador in Moscow, Ahmed Al-Saati, is worried these days. In Bahrain, a story is being circulated about the ambassador’s forging of his master's degree and Phd diploma by the means of two fraudulent universities.

The Bahraini ambassador in Moscow, Al-Saati, went on to celebrate his so-called fake doctorate degree on the front pages of daily newspapers.