Mahienour El-Massry, often dubbed as a voice of the revolution and a champion of women’s rights, has...

Egyptian voters in Australia and across 166 nations have kicked off voting in the country’s second democratic...

If there is someone who can inspire you to chase your dreams, it is Ibrahim Hamato. Ibrahaim...

The marine aquatic and community life in Egypt’s sunny Red Sea resort of Sharm El-Sheikh is in...

By Mohamed Khairat, Editor-in-Chief, EgyptianStreets.com While many have strayed away from Egypt since the 2011 revolution, Bieke...

By Mohamed Khairat, Editor-in-Chief, EgyptianStreets.com One evening between classes, nearly nine years ago, Karim Roshdy stumbled upon...

By Mohamed Khairat, Founder, EgyptianStreets.com “Harassment of women in the streets is usually the girl’s fault.” Those...

By Menna Amr, Aswat Masriya Fifty-two men were arrested on May 11, 2001, on Queen Boat, a...

By Mohamed Khairat, Founder, EgyptianStreets.com The Pyramids of Giza were plunged into darkness for the first time...

By Omnia Talal from Aswat Masriya Maha Ragaay, a tourist guide in her forties, is one of...

By Helen Collins, a volunteer at Animal Care Egypt  ACE, an independent UK and Egyptian charity, seeks...

By Mohamed Khairat and Moustafa Amin, EgyptianStreets.com Talking openly about sex and relationships has long been a...

By Arwa Gaballa from Aswat Masriya Women are the main breadwinners in as many as 30 percent of...

Light Calligraphy is an art of a most unusual kind, blending words, light and photography. It has been...

By Nora P. Knobloch, contributor, EgyptianStreets.com Is there any reason to celebrate the third anniversary of the Egyptian...

By Mohamed Khairat, founder, EgyptianStreets.com Once one of the world’s most visited tourist attractions, Egypt’s Pyramids have...

As the crisis in Egypt continues to deteriorate, well-educated Egyptians flee the country like never before. Economist...