In a noisy café in downtown Alexandria built in the early 1920s, Mohamed Gohar, a cultural heritage...
There are myriad of ways to learn about and experience a city. One can read its history,...
In the latest of the all too frequent tragedies relating to Egypt’s housing sector, three residential buildings...
In the wake of the gruesome attack on a mosque in the Bir al-Abd village in North...
A few weeks ago during my weekly commute between Cairo and Alexandria, I eavesdropped on a conversation...
In parallel with the week-long Egyptian-French forum ‘Making the Sustainable City’, bringing together a host of local and...
Navigating Egypt’s public spaces can be a difficult task for anyone living in a place like Cairo....
It is sometimes said that the role of artists is to attempt to express what their society...
Surrounded by a freshly-mowed lawn and a high wall in a serene area of the Manshiyat el-Bakry...
The rapid growth of Egypt’s population will become the main challenge facing the country, Prime Minister Sherif...
The World Bank’s private sector lending branch of the International Finance Cooperation (IFC) has announced plans to...
Amid surging inflation and many Egyptians finding it difficult to make ends meet, the International Monetary Fund...
After years of rumors, negotiations and objections, Alexandrians awoke on September 19 to the news that the...
Looking for Oum Kulthum, a new film revolving around the life and work of the renowned Egyptian...
Ahmed Farid is one of three Egyptians enrolled in the NASA-supported project PoSSUM (Polar Suborbital Science in...
Ain Shams University inaugurated on Monday its first unit to combat sexual harassment, under the auspices of...
Textile workers at the Nile Cotton Ginning Company (NCGC) in Mahalla al-Kobra, located in the Nile Delta,...
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