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

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

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

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

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

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Two tributaries of the world’s longest river, one intimate struggle in the making for centuries: the Renaissance...

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“Growing up, I never had the desire to get married and have kids like other girls. I...

Residents of the upscale Cairo suburb of Maadi are up-in-arms after the Egyptian Ministry of Transportation announced...