Last year in late 2020, I, along with a group of friends, travelled to Luxor in the...

“You’re like a Sunsilk advert” is a common jab among Egyptian youth, a way to call someone...

The first time I visited the Cairo Institute of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CILAS), my Uber driver...

My alarm wakes me up five minutes before I’m supposed to log on to my work desktop...

“Cycling is possibly the greatest and most pleasurable form of transport ever invented. Ride through a city...

Egypt’s Talaat Moustafa Group (TMG) is now at the forefront of yet another innovative revolution: a homegrown...

Popularly known as Bebo, Bebawy Abdelmeseeh is a hardworking hairdresser and owner of Seniorita Beauty Salon, located...

With an enthusiastic and heavily publicised response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Egypt had shown some promise over...

Beaming with pride and watching the Egyptian flag raised at the Olympics may be a common professional...

“King Farouk is buried near my house,” boasted Abdul Aziz Sahel in an interview with National Geographic....

By Marina Kilada Today, the Coptic Orthodox community -one of several minorities in Egypt- celebrates the beginning...

A group of graceful swimmers performs artistic swimming routines in a pool at least three meters deep;...

Creativity is a buzzword in most industries today, with the corporate agenda becoming increasingly enamored with the...

From bagged, street-sold karkade to the rattling of morning traffic, Egyptian cities remain unique in their appeal....

In 1966, Egypt fortified its relationship with Singapore, recognizing it as a sovereign, independent state. Over the...

“I struggled hard to explain that work shouldn’t be 24/7, but it wasn’t up for discussion. I...

I recently visited the North Coast for a few days with my family after several years of...