Kaldo Ramzi, the manager of the Syriac Heritage Festival, gives us interesting history knowledge about the Assyrian and Chaldean culture. https://soundcloud.com/babylon-fm/breakfast-club-20190409-kaldo-ramzi-for-syriac-heritage-festival
Ashor Sworesho from Canada join the show and speaks about his visit to Erbil and further interesting information about him coming here.
Qubad Talabani and Danny Boxall join today’s show, and speak about how they grew up together, Danny’s visit to Erbil, his professional football past and more interesting topics.
The President Masoud Barzani, met with Jordan’s King Abdullah II on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum on the Middle East and North Africa held in Jordan. The two discussed “the historic ties” between the Kurdistan and Jordan, highlighting economic relations. The King highlighted improving ties between Erbil and Baghdad, stating both sides settling differences “is […]
Ibrahim Dogus, a Kurdish entrepreneur and deputy mayor of Lambeth in South London, England, will become the first Kurdish mayor of the London Borough in the city center of the capital. I am very proud to be elected as the mayor of Lambeth and proud to be the first ever Kurdish mayor of the borough, […]
Heshu, speaks about the Color Festival coming up this weekend. Heshu, being apart of the managing team, speaks about the reasons of delay and further details revolving around the Festival
Carol and Sheeren from Toybox join the episode. The guests spoke about the company Toybox and their goals being apart of the team. They also spoke about the free ticket give out, don’t miss out!
This time, the special guests are brothers. Shahez and Namo are both contesting in the Babylon X Fighting (Boxing). They speak about the event that is happening, their life, and martial arts.
The well known Instagrammer Robert joins today’s episode and speaks about all the countries he has been to and speaks about his travelling life and experience in Erbil. Surprisingly, Robert is visited over 75% of the world’s countries.
Due to weeks of torrential rainfall, water in the Dukan Dam reached the bell-mouth spillway for the first time since 1988. The raining waves have considerably filled local dams in the region, including Darbandikhan Dam, which despite reassurances from authorities, some activists question the site’s ability to withstand the risk of falling after a powerful […]