By Rana Kamaly Although many people donate money to support orphanages, that money does not actually help...

A three-day medical convoy was held in Siwa Oasis between 10-12 September at the Siwa Central Hospital,...

By Ahmed Kafafi, Community Times At the 2015 FINA World Championships in Kazan, Russia, Egyptian swimmers Ahmed...

As a western feminist interested in women’s rights in the Middle East, I stand in awe of...

Sexual harassment is among Egypt’s most persistent issues which women and girls have had to endure at...

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

Having a pet in your life often translates to joy, whether it’s that furry ball running at...

By Nourhan Magdi, The Cairo Post A major road project is underway in Egypt, with 3,400km of...

As the summer vacation comes to an end, Egyptians recap on their vacations differently. While some share...

By Nada Deyaa’, Daily News Egypt They were born believing the streets are their home. No matter...

“If I had known what I would face in Hungary, I wouldn’t have left Syria,” one refugee...

“I adore children and have always hated the idea of children suffering. The groundbreaking moment came when...

In a garage behind a row of parked cars sleeps Mostafa near a pile of litter left...

By Ola El Soueni Egypt has one of the highest road fatality rates in the world, resulting...

A few days ago, the author of the world-renowned “Harry Potter” series J.K. Rowling responded with words...

Photojournalist and activist Esraa El Taweel’s disappearance in June, along with the disappearance of many other individuals...

There was once a time in Egypt when a 100 Egyptian pounds was a fortune to be...