Egyptian Streets - Part 3

Orascom Inks Deal to Build 500 MW Wind Farm in Egypt

Egypt’s Orascom Construction announced on Thursday, 14 October that its consortium with Toyota Tsusho Corporation (Japan) and ENGIE (France) has signed an agreement with...

Egyptian Streets14 October 2021

Business & Technology

KarmSolar is Making Renewable Energy Accessible in Egypt

Marina Makary14 October 2021

Mindy the Egyptian Vulture Rescued: A Victory for Nature Conservation Efforts

Mona Bassel14 October 2021

Egypt to Host its First Ever International Ice Hockey Tournament

Marina Makary14 October 2021

Locals Struggle as Tourists Have Egypt All to Themselves

Gregory Holyoke13 October 2021

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News
Orascom Inks Deal to Build 500 MW Wind Farm in Egypt
Egypt’s Orascom Construction announced on Thursday, 14 October that its consortium with Toyota Tsusho Corporation (Japan) and...

Egyptian Streets 14 October 2021
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News
Egyptian Football Fans to Return to Stadiums After a 6-Year Ban
After a six-year ban, the Egyptian Professional Clubs Association announced on Tuesday, 12 October that with the...

Nadine Khaled 13 October 2021
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News
‘Everything Under Control’ After Fire Engulfs Gouna Film Festival Plaza
A fire broke out on the morning of Wednesday, 13 October in one section of the Festival...

Egyptian Streets 13 October 2021
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News
Egypt Arrests Three After 20,000+ Vaccines Found Dumped in Waterway
Egyptian Public Prosecution authorities ordered the immediate detaining of three men on Sunday 11 October pending investigations...

Mona Abdou 11 October 2021

Business & Technology

KarmSolar is Making Renewable Energy Accessible in Egypt

Egypt is blessed with an average of 12 hours of sunshine most of the year. Day by...

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Arts & Culture
“Studio 88”: Where Cairenes Reimagine the Power of Art
Somewhere in Garden City, overlooking the Nile and Cairene rooftops, three artists have set up a space...

Amuna Wagner 12 October 2021
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Arts & Culture
Curly Hair Isn’t “Mankoush”: How Egypt’s Embracing The Afro
“You’re like a Sunsilk advert” is a common jab among Egyptian youth, a way to call someone...

Mona Abdou 12 October 2021
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Arts & Culture
Liberal Arts and Pleasure Activism Helped Me Understand Cairo
The first time I visited the Cairo Institute of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CILAS), my Uber driver...

Amuna Wagner 11 October 2021
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Arts & Culture
‘There’s A Lot of Miscommunication in Our World’: Egyptian-German Photographer Malak Kabbani
“People will always ask me, what type of photographer are you? Are you a fashion photographer or...

Mirna Abdulaal 9 October 2021

Opinion

Egypt Only Belongs to My Parents; It Never Belonged to Me

Some people are nomadic for a short period of time, while some for years, months, or even...

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Feature
Locals Struggle as Tourists Have Egypt All to Themselves
Last year in late 2020, I, along with a group of friends, travelled to Luxor in the...

Gregory Holyoke 13 October 2021
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Arts & Culture
Curly Hair Isn’t “Mankoush”: How Egypt’s Embracing The Afro
“You’re like a Sunsilk advert” is a common jab among Egyptian youth, a way to call someone...

Mona Abdou 12 October 2021
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Arts & Culture
Liberal Arts and Pleasure Activism Helped Me Understand Cairo
The first time I visited the Cairo Institute of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CILAS), my Uber driver...

Amuna Wagner 11 October 2021
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Feature
World Mental Health Day: Egyptians Continue to Struggle With Working From Home
My alarm wakes me up five minutes before I’m supposed to log on to my work desktop...

Marina Makary 10 October 2021

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Buzz

Hassan Allam Utilities: Innovating Green Business in Egypt

The second episode of the International Finance Corporation‘s series ‘#IFCinConversation’ features the CEO of Hassan Allam Utilities...

In Photos

Egyptian Photographer Captures Stunning Shots of Cotton Crop Harvest

“I like the Egyptian countryside and I belong to the Egyptian society, so I always like to...

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Business & Technology
Noor City: Discover Egypt’s ‘Smartest City’
Egypt’s Talaat Moustafa Group (TMG) is now at the forefront of yet another innovative revolution: a homegrown...

Mona Abdou 5 October 2021
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Business & Technology
Egyptian Start Up ‘Cartona’ Leading Digitization of Egypt’s Trade Market Raises $4.5 Million
Cartona, a business-to-business platform leading efforts to digitize Egypt’s trade market, announced on Tuesday that it had...

Egyptian Streets 22 September 2021
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Arts & Culture
Why Charity NFTs Won’t Save Palestine
I recall walking into the Mauritshuis in the Hague – a Dutch museum, tempered by old architecture...

Mona Abdou 21 August 2021
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Feature
Egypt, Singapore Embark on Innovative Frontiers at the 2021 Africa Singapore Business Forum
In 1966, Egypt fortified its relationship with Singapore, recognizing it as a sovereign, independent state. Over the...

Mona Abdou 19 August 2021

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Arts & Culture
Online Dating in Egypt: How a Swipe of Luck Leads to Marriage
To this day, 32-year-old Salma’s* mother – along with a substantial part of her social circle –...

Mona Bassel 29 September 2021
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In Photos
Egyptian Photographer Captures Stunning Shots of Cotton Crop Harvest
“I like the Egyptian countryside and I belong to the Egyptian society, so I always like to...

Marina Makary 29 September 2021
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Arts & Culture
Unfamiliar Bloom: 5 Egyptian DJs Shaping the Contemporary Music Scene
Cairo is brimming with musical talent. Like in most industries, male musicians and DJs are more visible,...

Amuna Wagner 28 September 2021
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News
Egypt Inaugurates the World’s Largest Wastewater Plant
The Bahr El-Baqar wastewater treatment plant, located in the northern governorate of Port Said, was inaugurated by...

Amuna Wagner 27 September 2021
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Arts & Culture
From Tragedy to Hope: An Egyptian Architect’s Journey to Transforming a Giza Village
After one of his many architecture lectures in Cairo, Mouaz Abouzeid, a prominent Egyptian architect, rightfully anticipated...

Moustafa Daly 27 September 2021
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News
Egyptian Medical Syndicate Mourns Death of 600 Egyptian Doctors Since Start of Pandemic
In a post on its official Facebook page on Sunday 26 September, the Egyptian Medical Syndicate mourned...

Marina Makary 27 September 2021
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Listicle
Touring Egypt Like a Local: 6 Hidden Gems
If you Google “tourist attractions in Egypt”, you will most likely end up with lists featuring the...

Marina Makary 27 September 2021
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Buzz
Soju: Silver Egyptian Jewelry Inspired by All Things Nature
While everyone else swam or relaxed, she would observe broken shells, dead corals, and oddly shaped rocks...

Mona Bassel 26 September 2021
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Arts & Culture
Why Gibran Khalil Gibran’s Soulful Poetry Remains Relevant Today
Gibran Khalil Gibran, also known as Kahlil Gibran, was more than just a poet. He was also...

Mirna Abdulaal 25 September 2021
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Buzz
Remembering Ahmed Idris: The Story of the Founder of Nubian Code for 1973 War
Last Tuesday on 21 September, Egypt lost a forgotten hero – Ahmed Idris – who was the...

ES Buzz 25 September 2021
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Reviews
Our Week in Zanzibar: Why Egyptians Are Right to Love it
The dates were decided, the itineraries set, the AirBnBs booked. Athens, Santorini, Florence, and Rome. We thought...

Amina Zaineldine 25 September 2021
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Arts & Culture
The Egyptian ‘Architect of the Poor’: Hassan Fathy And Why His Vision Still Matters
“ saw him as a lonely guru, reminiscent of Old Testament prophets, promising that the world would...

Amina Zaineldine 25 September 2021

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