In an era when information is of grand value, what often predominate are false stereotypes. Fueled by...

By Rana Khaled In an attempt to document the remains of Alexandria and its architectural heritage, a...

By Nayera Yasser Backpacking around the country might be a dream that only a few can afford....

A UN Women campaign released on 2015’s Egyptian Mother’s Day (March 21) calling people to ‘Give Mom...

Ramadan is one of the most anticipated events of the Islamic year around the world, one that...

“You are a man, so you must not cry. You are a woman; if you are harassed,...

What if all the writings on the walls of the temples, tombs and papyrus were just one...

By Nada Deyaa’ During Ramadan, there are certain unmatched joys, such as the approach of the Maghreb...

All photographs by Nour El-Din Their careless stare follows you from the car top they are lying...

Governor of Cairo Galal Saeed announced Saturday the launch of a new campaign for the development of...

Most tourists visiting Egypt think that Giza Pyramids are the oldest, best preserved and largest of Egypt’s...

By Nada Deyaa’ The silver screen frequently spoke the tongue of the silent nations, carving the history...

Marking his second worldwide success as a visual artist in less than a year, Egyptian 18-year-old Ahmed...

The screening of Egyptian filmmaker Mohanad Diab’s short documentary Tahra’s Life at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival...

In a post-industrial revolution world in which machines have mostly triumphed over traditionally handmade items, it is...

Ramadan – Islam’s holiest month – is approaching, and with it comes a whole culture that shapes...

Cairo Drive, a 2013 documentary by Sherief Elkatsha, tells the daily tales of Cairo from the perspective...