With the COVID-19 infection cases in Egypt starting to decrease and many people starting to embrace a...

Almost every country in the world has its own national dance and dress, passed down through generations,...

Around the world, high school and college graduates have had their celebrations halted because of the COVID-19...

On Friday 21 February 2014, on the twentieth floor of the five-star Fairmont Nile City hotel, young...

“Oh my God, I’m dying,” were 16-year-old Sarah Said’s last words, recorded in a harrowing 911 call...

When people think of Upper Egypt, what often comes to mind is rural life, poverty, background cultural...

The Egyptian government launched an online database of locally manufactured products in a bid to boost consumer...

Open and honest conversations are integral to achieving cultural and societal change. It is by allowing people...

While everyone was self-isolating at home, NEYA, a charity organization, was busy creating quarantine boxes to distribute...

The term ‘Egyptian Cotton’ always adds value to an item, surrounding the potentially purchased product with a...

“Non veiled and no pets allowed,” those are the booking rules that Nevert Rahmy, mother of...

High tower hotels. Fancy resorts. Yacht and underwater submarine tours. Tourists gathered in restaurants and cafes. Beaches...

A few days ago, while I was walking along the Nile Corniche, a cheerful-looking old man dressed...

The pandemic has interrupted most people from their usual routines, which often include concentrated interaction with other...

Several decades ago, it was rather uncommon for a young woman in Egypt to take up the...

“I am beautiful because I am black,” is a statement once said by supermodel Iman Abdulmajid. These...

Few cases have captured Egypt’s public imagination in recent months like the Menna Abdel Aziz affair. Once...