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Why Sisi Should Be Egypt’s Next President

Sisi appears in civilian uniform for the first time after retiring from the Military By Farida Ezzat, contributor, EgyptianStreets.com With two revolutions in the last three [...]
The Campaign to End Sexual Terrorism in Egypt

“Women Can’t Be Silenced” – part of DWB’s online campaign By Mohamed Khairat, Founder, EgyptianStreets.com “Harassment of women in the streets [...]
How One Start-Up is Revolutionizing Egypt’s Food Scene

Hungry? Just get out your phone and download Engezni when it goes live in May. By Mostafa Rizk, contributor, EgyptianStreets.com Sometimes it seems that any news you hear out [...]
23 Vintage Photos of Egypt’s Golden Years

A woman reading a magazine in the 1950s By Mohamed Khairat, Founder, EgyptianStreets.com Egypt in the 1900s was a different place. Egyptian cinema was the third largest in [...]
Egypt’s Military Chief Sisi Resigns, Will Run for President

The Military Chief is expected to win the upcoming Presidential elections Military Chief Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi resigned as Minister of Defence and officially announced his [...]
10 Photos From Egypt That Will Make You Smile

By Mohamed Khairat, Founder, EgyptianStreets.com Egypt has been featured in the media lately as a divided country plagued with violence and unrest. Every once in a while, [...]
‘Love Matters’ shatters sex taboos

By Mohamed Khairat and Moustafa Amin, EgyptianStreets.com Talking openly about sex and relationships has long been a strict taboo in Egyptian society. Despite ranking third [...]
How Egypt’s New Space Agency Will Benefit The Poor

Egypt is going space, and despite criticism, here is why this decision is the right one given the country’s current economic and social issues. Photograph of Egypt from [...]
Stories Under the Pyramids: Lives Threatened by Egypt’s Revolution

Tourists to one of the world’s most cherished wonders have vanished – threatening the lives of many local Egyptians. By Mohamed Khairat, founder, [...]
Why are veiled women denied entry to bars in Egypt?

Egyptian women line up to vote in 2012 By Anya Vanecek, Aswat Masriya At the top of Ahmed Orabi Street, seven Americans smiled impishly at the Cairo Jazz Club bouncer. Not [...]
Murder rate in Egypt spikes since revolution

Source: UNODC Egypt’s homicide rate has tripled since 2009, as the country continues to experience political and social turmoil post its 2011 revolution. The United [...]

Murder rate in Egypt spikes since revolution

April 11, 2014 // 1 Comment

Source: UNODC Egypt’s homicide rate has tripled since 2009, as the country continues to experience political and social turmoil post its 2011 revolution. The United [...]
Aswan Crisis Leaves 25 Dead

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‘Noah’ allowed screening in Egypt despite Al-Azhar ban

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Triple Explosions Strike Cairo University

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Dinosaur Bones Discovered in the Great Pyramid of Giza

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