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  Spanish Archaeologists Discover Unopened 4000-Year-Old Tomb in Aswan

  More discoveries are revealed week after week in Egypt reaching the Spanish Archaeological Mission discovery of an...

  Aya Nader March 22, 2017
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  Egyptian MP Calls For Execution of Social Media Activists

  Egyptian Parliamentarian Ahmed Refaat, a member of the communication and information technology committee, said the state is...

  Aya Nader March 20, 2017
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  Egyptian Paleontologists Discover a 37-Million-Year-Old Catfish

  In a field dominated by men, and especially in a conservative country like Egypt, 26-year-old Sanaa El...

  Aya Nader March 19, 2017
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  From Architect to Butcher: Egyptian Realises Her Dream of Becoming a Chef

  Mona El Sabbahy had always wanted to become a chef. While the opportunity did not present itself...

  Aya Nader March 18, 2017
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  Experts Say Egyptians Need More Sleep

  In light of World Sleep Day, experts highlight the importance of good quality sleep and preventing sleep...

  Aya Nader March 18, 2017
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  15 Gender Discrimination Phrases Egyptian Girls are Tired of Hearing

  While the world is progressing towards empowering women in unprecedented ways starting from subsidising tampons, paving more...

  Aya Nader March 14, 2017
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  New Aswan City: A Push for Tourism in Egypt’s Top Winter Destination

  Following President Abdel Fattah Sisi’s visit to Aswan, attention to the Southern city is on the rise,...

  Aya Nader March 14, 2017
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  Toppled President Hosni Mubarak Walks Free

  Egypt’s General Prosecutor ordered the release of former President Hosni Mubarak after his imprisonment period over the Presidential...

  Aya Nader March 13, 2017
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  Exploring the Nile River Through the Powerful Photographs of Karina Al Piaro

  For thirty years, Karina Al Piaro’s life was spent between London and Egypt’s Nile River. Despite being...

  Aya Nader March 5, 2017
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  Dahab’s Underwater Museum: a Kiss of Life to the Red Sea Ecosystem

  When the IDive Tribe started an underwater museum in Sinai’s Dahab four years ago, people thought they...

  Aya Nader March 5, 2017
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  E-Khorda: An Opportunity for Egyptians to Make Gold from E-Waste

  E-waste is one of the fastest growing wastes in the world. Communication and technological literacy is increasing,...

  Aya Nader March 3, 2017
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  Final Verdict: Mubarak Acquitted from Killing Protesters During January 25 Revolution

  The Court of Cassation dropped on Thursday all charges against toppled President Hosni Mubarak in relation to...

  Aya Nader March 2, 2017
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  Sisi says ‘Evil People’ behind Sinai Unrest, Formerly Rejected Evacuation

  “Targeting citizens in Al-Arish is a cowardly plan by evil people to shake trust in the state,...

  Aya Nader March 2, 2017
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  Egypt ‘Biggest Jailer of Gay Men’: Guardian

  Calling the country the biggest jailer of gay men, Egypt landed in the Guardian’s list of “the...

  Aya Nader March 1, 2017
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  Moonlight’s Mahershala Ali Becomes First Muslim Actor Ever to Win an Oscar

  Winning Best Actor in a Supporting Role during the 89th Academy Awards, Mahershala Ali made history by...

  Aya Nader February 27, 2017
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  Cairo’s Citadel to Become a Melting Point for Musical Cultures

  There is little that tops a crisp night with live jazz playing, but this week, Cairo has...

  Aya Nader February 26, 2017
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  Searching for Life Quality? Cairo, Alexandria Just Made It to Africa’s Top 10 Cities

  According to a Swiss study published Tuesday, Egypt’s Mediterranean city of Alexandria comes third while the capital...

  Aya Nader February 23, 2017