Egyptian Streets - Part 471

Egypt’s National Council for Women Visit Women’s Prisons to Ensure Quality of Care

In an effort to strengthen its collaboration with Egypt’s Ministry of Interior, a delegation from the National Council for Women (NCW) in Egypt visited...

Egyptian StreetsJuly 15, 2019

‘Opera Aida’ to Be Performed at Iconic Hatshepsut Temple

Egyptian StreetsJuly 15, 2019

Cairo to Begin Planting Gardens on Rooftops

Egyptian StreetsJuly 15, 2019

After 84 Years, Dahshour’s Bent Pyramid Opens to Visitors

Egyptian StreetsJuly 14, 2019

‘Bashkatib’: Community Media Platform Run By Young Journalists in Marginalized Areas

Mirna AbdulaalJuly 14, 2019

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News
Egypt’s National Council for Women Visit Women’s Prisons to Ensure Quality of Care
In an effort to strengthen its collaboration with Egypt’s Ministry of Interior, a delegation from the National...

Egyptian Streets July 15, 2019
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News
Cairo to Begin Planting Gardens on Rooftops
Cairo’s governor Khaled Abdel Aal announced a new initiative on Sunday to plant gardens on all the...

Egyptian Streets July 15, 2019
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News
Egypt Launched ‘Decent Life’ Initiative to Assist People Living in Underprivileged Villages
Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi launched the initiative ‘Decent Life’ in collaboration with the Ministry of Social...

Egyptian Streets July 14, 2019
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News
Surveillance Cameras Installed After Animal Abuse at Cairo’s Birqash Camel Market
Governer of Giza Ahmed Rashed announced on Thursday that the governorate will implement a number of measures...

Egyptian Streets July 11, 2019

Arts & Culture

‘Opera Aida’ to Be Performed at Iconic Hatshepsut Temple

Opera Aida, the most famous four-act opera inspired by ancient Egypt, will be performed at the mortuary...

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Arts & Culture
‘Opera Aida’ to Be Performed at Iconic Hatshepsut Temple
Opera Aida, the most famous four-act opera inspired by ancient Egypt, will be performed at the mortuary...

Egyptian Streets July 15, 2019
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Arts & Culture
After 84 Years, Dahshour’s Bent Pyramid Opens to Visitors
In a wider move to boost tourism to Egypt’s various archeological site, the ministry of Antiquities has...

Egyptian Streets July 14, 2019
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Arts & Culture
Nicki No More, Minaj Cancels Saudi Performance
Following days of confusion and social media uproar, American female Rapper Nicki Minaj has pulled out of...

Egyptian Streets July 10, 2019
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Arts & Culture
Christie’s Tutankhamun Head Fetches £4.7m Despite Egypt Officials’ Outrage
British auction house Christie’s has sold a 3,000 old stone head sculpture of an ancient Egyptian figure...

Egyptian Streets July 5, 2019

Opinion

#ATeamOfHarassers: Egyptians Are Right to Still Seethe at MoSalah

For months Egypt has been preparing for AFCON 2019, however, in the last two weeks, social media...

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Feature
‘Bashkatib’: Community Media Platform Run By Young Journalists in Marginalized Areas
The idea of dialogue and storytelling in journalism has often taken a step back in the face...

Mirna Abdulaal July 14, 2019
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Feature
Meet the Young Entrepreneurs Who Decided to Ditch Corporate Life For Startups
There is no doubt by now that the startup economy has been rapidly growing over the past...

Egyptian Streets July 13, 2019
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Feature
Ain’t No Mountain High Enough: An Exploration of the Ultras Culture in Egypt
As AFCON trudges on in Egypt, we had hoped for the best. We hoped for an exciting...

Nada Abdelkader July 12, 2019
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Feature
How the Red Sea is Leading Egypt’s Environmental Action
Upon arriving to the Red Sea city of El Gouna for the Egyptian-German Cairo Climate Talks’ (CCT)...

Aya Nader July 12, 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

Season of Migration to the South: a Journey Down the Nile

I have been lucky enough to travel down the Nile twice, once with my parents and the...

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Technology
Egypt Based Breadfast Joins the Largest Investment Program in the World
Cairo-based startup Breadfast announced this week that it has been accepted to join Y Combinator, known as...

Egyptian Streets June 25, 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
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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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Travel
Graffiti defaces 2,000 year old monuments in Luxor
For thousands of years, Ancient Egyptian monuments garnered the respect of millions. From Alexander the Great who...

Egyptian Streets January 20, 2014
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Opinion
Egypt’s constitution: renewed hope for women
By Farida Ezzat, contributor, EgyptianStreets.com The past few years have brought about change beyond anyone’s understanding. We...

Farida M Ezzat January 13, 2014
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Feature
Stories Under the Pyramids: Lives Threatened by Egypt’s Revolution
By Mohamed Khairat, founder, EgyptianStreets.com Once one of the world’s most visited tourist attractions, Egypt’s Pyramids have...

Egyptian Streets December 21, 2013
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Opinion
A to Z reasons why Egypt’s education system is lacking
By Marwan Kamal, contributor, EgyptianStreets.com The following “A-Z” reasons were found after interviewing several teachers and individuals....

Egyptian Streets December 15, 2013
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Photo Essays
Egypt’s White December: First Snowfall in Cairo in 100 Years
In the early morning of Friday the 13th 2013, parts of Cairo witnessed the first snowfall in...

Egyptian Streets December 13, 2013
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Opinion
Forceful Forgetting: The Egyptian Amnesia
By Emma Pearson and Katie Welsford, contributors, EgyptianStreets.com “I found Rome a city of brick, and left...

Egyptian Streets December 11, 2013
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Opinion
Coming Back ‘Home’: Reflections From An Egyptian Abroad
No two Egyptians are exactly alike. By Daniel Nour, contributor, EgyptianStreets.com The dark skinned Nubian beauties of...

Egyptian Streets December 8, 2013
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Photo Essays
Discovering the Lost City of Heracleion
For centuries, the city of Heracleion has been shrouded in myth and thought to be a legend....

Egyptian Streets November 22, 2013
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Opinion
Where is the revolution?
The nation referred to as “Om El Donya” or “Mother of the World” is not leading the...

Egyptian Streets November 13, 2013
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Opinion
The death of satire?
By Daniel Nour, contributor, EgyptianStreets.com Egypt’s Bassem Youssef was much more than a mere comic, or an...

Egyptian Streets November 11, 2013
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Feature
The Egyptian Brain Drain
As the crisis in Egypt continues to deteriorate, well-educated Egyptians flee the country like never before. Economist...

Egyptian Streets October 13, 2013
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Buzz
Egypt Through Time: Photographs From 1800-2015
Since the 2011 revolution, old photographs of Egypt and classic films showing an elegant and prosperous Egyptian...

Egyptian Streets September 27, 2013

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