Egyptian Streets - Part 463

First Time For Arabic Novel In Translation To Win Man Booker International Prize

Omani writer Jokha Alharthi won the prestigious Man Booker International Prize for her novel Celestial Bodies in a ceremony at the Roundhouse in London...

Egyptian StreetsMay 22, 2019

6 Ways You Can Give Back to Your Community in Egypt While Learning

Nour EltiganiMay 21, 2019

From Mythical Creature to Endangered Species: The Egyptian Vulture

Egyptian StreetsMay 21, 2019

‘Tahya Masr’: Aladdin Star Mena Massoud Sends Message to Egyptians

Egyptian StreetsMay 21, 2019

The Rescue of Abu Simbel: A Perfect Example of International Cooperation

Hanna JohnsonMay 21, 2019

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Arts & Culture
First Time For Arabic Novel In Translation To Win Man Booker International Prize
Omani writer Jokha Alharthi won the prestigious Man Booker International Prize for her novel Celestial Bodies in...

Egyptian Streets May 22, 2019
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News
Mubarak: Trump’s Peace Deal Can Blow Up the Region
Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak sat down for an interview with Kuwait’s Al-Anba newspaper recently to discuss a...

Egyptian Streets May 20, 2019
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News
Egypt’s Minister of Tourism Goes to the Pyramids with the Tourists from the Bus Explosion
Egypt’s Minister of Tourism Rania Al-Mashat escorted South African tourists on their visit to the Egyptian landmark,...

Egyptian Streets May 20, 2019
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News
AI to Boost Egypt’s GDP by 7.7% in 2030: Minister of Higher Eduction Predicts
After Egypt’s Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research Khalid Abdel-Ghaffar assessed Egypt’s strategy for adopting Artificial...

Egyptian Streets May 19, 2019

Buzz

6 Ways You Can Give Back to Your Community in Egypt While Learning

One of the ways you can give back to the community is by volunteering in several organizations...

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Arts & Culture
First Time For Arabic Novel In Translation To Win Man Booker International Prize
Omani writer Jokha Alharthi won the prestigious Man Booker International Prize for her novel Celestial Bodies in...

Egyptian Streets May 22, 2019
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Arts & Culture
The Rescue of Abu Simbel: A Perfect Example of International Cooperation
The Abu Simbel temple is one of the most well-known ancient sites in Egypt. It survived the...

Hanna Johnson May 21, 2019
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Arts & Culture
Practicing Sufi Chanting as a Form of Meditation During Ramadan
Ramadan is a spiritual time for Muslims and the pace of life significantly slows down in Islamic...

Egyptian Streets May 16, 2019
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Arts & Culture
Handicrafts Promote the Culture of Entrepreneurship in Egypt
Baskets made out of reeds, date molasses, alabaster and sandstone vessels – handicrafts and small projects constitute...

Enas El Nemr May 10, 2019

Opinion

Madonna in Israel: When Pop Music and Oppression Unite

Madame X is a secret agent Traveling around the world Changing identities Fighting for freedom Bringing light...

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Feature
From Mythical Creature to Endangered Species: The Egyptian Vulture
The Egyptian vulture, a bird species bearing much cultural significance in both ancient Egyptian and Greek mythology,...

Egyptian Streets May 21, 2019
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Feature
“We Are Data”: Inspiring Cairo Event Presents Grassroots Approaches to Technology
In this hyper-mediated era and data-controlled society, a world in which our every online move and interaction...

Egyptian Streets May 18, 2019
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Feature
Social Initiative Enables Future in Theatre Production for Unprivileged Youth in Ezbet Khayrallah
Over the past few years, Cairo’s independent arts and cultural sector has increasingly made decisive efforts to...

Egyptian Streets May 16, 2019
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Feature
On a Free Trip to Egypt: Americans, Egyptians Battle Stereotypes
In a world rife with political discontentment and seemingly more discord than tolerance, it is easy to...

Sara Ahmed May 15, 2019

Buzz

Meet Egypt’s Parkour Girls: Jumping Beyond Societal Hurdles

Somersaults, high-jumps and kicks against the wall, their thin veils and curls trail behind the speedy moves....

Photo Essays

African Photographer Brings Women Back on the Frontline of African History

Award-winning Kenyan photographer Richard Allela brings out the narrative of the powerful African queens during the Kingdom...

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News
AI to Boost Egypt’s GDP by 7.7% in 2030: Minister of Higher Eduction Predicts
After Egypt’s Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research Khalid Abdel-Ghaffar assessed Egypt’s strategy for adopting Artificial...

Egyptian Streets May 19, 2019
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Feature
“We Are Data”: Inspiring Cairo Event Presents Grassroots Approaches to Technology
In this hyper-mediated era and data-controlled society, a world in which our every online move and interaction...

Egyptian Streets May 18, 2019
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Feature
How Mobile Apps Catch On to Ramadan: Commercialization or Social Potential?
It is not news that the digital era has also affected Ramadan, rendering the holy month of...

Egyptian Streets May 10, 2019
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News
5G to Launch in Egypt at the African Cup of Nations
Huawei announced on Monday evening that it will roll out its 5G network for the first time...

Egyptian Streets April 24, 2019

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Feature
Egyptian women: “It’s time for our voices to be heard”
“I can no longer walk – or even drive – anywhere without receiving a dirty comment or...

Egyptian Streets February 12, 2013
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News
Revolution 2.0?
For updates and live coverage on the latest protests and...

Egyptian Streets January 29, 2013
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Opinion
Why I am boycotting the second anniversary of the January 25th Revolution
On the eve of the second anniversary of the 2011 revolution, violence echoed through the streets of...

Egyptian Streets January 24, 2013
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Opinion
Egyptian Roads: A Trip Through Hell
The first thing a visitor to Egypt will learn is its national anthem: car horns. Egyptian traffic...

Egyptian Streets January 24, 2013
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Opinion
Egypt: Living Under a Grey Sky
Arriving in Egypt two months ago, I was shocked to see the state that the country has...

Egyptian Streets January 17, 2013
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"Please Don't Ask Where I'm From"
“Please Don’t Ask Where I’m From”
“Melbourne… Australia” Time paused momentarily as those two words flashed on my phone’s worn-out screen. My friend...

Mohamed Khairat January 13, 2013
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Dog Boarding
Dog Boarding in Cairo
Having a dog in Egypt can be hassle. Most vets are not as experienced as those in...

Egyptian Streets January 11, 2013
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Travel
Khan el-Khalili: A Labyrinth of Narrow Alleys
Marketplaces have often been used in films and TV shows to display an adventure that takes place...

Egyptian Streets January 9, 2013
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Travel
El Gouna: Paradise on the Red Sea
The hustle and bustle of Cairo – from the political tension that has gripped every Cairene to...

Egyptian Streets January 2, 2013
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Opinion
The Not So Great Pyramid of Giza
Egypt has recently been embroiled in political turmoil that has threatened Egypt’s stability both economically and politically....

Egyptian Streets December 18, 2012
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Photo Essays
Egyptians Call For Morsi’s Departure
Today Morsi supporters and Anti-Morsi protesters gathered throughout various cities in Egypt for massive demonstrations. The Pro-Morsi...

Egyptian Streets December 11, 2012
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News
Egyptians Give Morsi a ‘Red Card’
After two days of violent clashes between Anti-Morsi protesters and Muslim Brotherhood members, hundreds of thousands of...

Egyptian Streets December 7, 2012

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