Hundreds of supportive messages poured in to Twitter on the hashtag #mecca_live on Tuesday, after social media...

In celebration of the Coptic Apostles’ Feast on July 12, the Egyptian Coalition of Minorities hosted its...

“I used to tell my dad I’m a boy… this is the first thing I ever remember”,...

There’s a dark side to everything –especially to living in Egypt, the country that is progressively growing...

Although many of the big corporates in Egypt practice Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Ramadan has for a...

By Omnia Talal Tuktuk driver Mohamed Shaaban was contacted by a civil society organisation, offering him a...

By Nayera Yasser “I wish I were a man. If I were a man, I would have...

By Rana Muhammad Taha Calls for boycotting Egypt’s mobile service providers for five hours on Thursday in...

Despite the strong heat of the summer sun and the tight time before breaking fast, a number...

“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...

Each year, thousands of road accidents across Egypt cause serious injuries for some and reap the lives...

UN and European Union (EU) officials have stated that around 24,000 Egyptian children have received school meals...

Egypt’s first free breast cancer hospital has launched a Ramadan campaign to raise money and awareness about...

For twenty-something years, a 1981 Chevrolet Blazer had been abandoned on Tahrir Street, a notoriously overpopulated, polluted...

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

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