Egyptian Streets - Part 5

Egypt Allegedly Bans Dutch Archaeologists Over Kemet Exhibition

Egypt’s officials have banished a team of Dutch archaeologists from working in the country following a controversial ‘Kemet’ exhibition likening ancient Egyptian figures to...

Egyptian Streets8 June 2023

From Colonial Ideals to Malnutrition: Why Fatphobia in Egypt Is a Class Issue

Amina Abdel-Halim7 June 2023

4 International Fashion Designers That Found Their Inspiration in Ancient Egypt

Dina Khadr7 June 2023

World Bank Lowers Egypt’s GDP Outlook for Present and Upcoming Fiscal Year

Shereif Barakat7 June 2023

4 Budget-Friendly Destinations to Travel to This Summer

Dina Khadr6 June 2023

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International
Egypt Allegedly Bans Dutch Archaeologists Over Kemet Exhibition
Egypt’s officials have banished a team of Dutch archaeologists from working in the country following a controversial...

Egyptian Streets 8 June 2023
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News
World Bank Lowers Egypt’s GDP Outlook for Present and Upcoming Fiscal Year
The World Bank revised Egypt’s projected real gross domestic product (GDP) over the current and coming fiscal...

Shereif Barakat 7 June 2023
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News
Egyptian Youtuber Charged in Criminal Court After Public Prosecution Referral
Egypt’s Public Prosecution ordered the referral of Youtuber Heba El-Sayed to the Cairo Criminal Court over charges...

Farah Rafik 6 June 2023
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News
Egypt Surpasses 1.35 Million Tourists Milestone in April 2023
Egypt welcomed a record-breaking number of tourists in April 2023, receiving 1.35 million visitors, according to statements...

Egyptian Streets 6 June 2023

Arts & Culture

From Khartoum to Cannes: Five Recent Internationally Acclaimed Sudanese Films

Director Mohamed Kordofani’s debut feature ‘Goodbye Julia’ made history last month by becoming the first Sudanese film...

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Arts & Culture
5 Local Concerts to Catch in Cairo This June
In Cairo, it is normal to spend most outings in closed spaces—mostly cafés and restaurants. While they...

Farah Rafik 5 June 2023
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Arts & Culture
From Khartoum to Cannes: Five Recent Internationally Acclaimed Sudanese Films
Director Mohamed Kordofani’s debut feature ‘Goodbye Julia’ made history last month by becoming the first Sudanese film...

Amina Abdel-Halim 4 June 2023
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Arts & Culture
In Photos: The Egyptian Cinematographers Taking Stills to New Heights
Cinematographers are primarily responsible for photographing films, but in reality, they have unsung power and influence. The...

Farah Rafik 3 June 2023
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Arts & Culture
The Egyptian Film-Maker Bringing Down the Patriarchy with Satire
Coming of age, for many Egyptian women, is akin to a chronometer being set in the race...

Dina Khadr 29 May 2023

Opinion

From Colonial Ideals to Malnutrition: Why Fatphobia in Egypt Is a Class Issue

The 2011 Egyptian comedy ‘X-Large’ stars Ahmed Helmy in the role of Magdy, an obese cartoonist whose...

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Arts & Culture
The Egyptian Film-Maker Bringing Down the Patriarchy with Satire
Coming of age, for many Egyptian women, is akin to a chronometer being set in the race...

Dina Khadr 29 May 2023
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Arts & Culture
‘Brawl at the Stadium’ Epitomizes Growing Skateboarding Scene in Egypt
Skating has never been big in Egypt, but organizing a pioneering event such as ‘Arka Fil Istad...

Omar Auf 28 May 2023
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Feature
The Egyptian Astrophysicist Shattering the Glass Ceiling to Observe the Stars
While some people contemplate the human condition while sipping their morning coffee, or as they make their...

Dina Khadr 18 May 2023
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Feature
Humility in Leadership: Egyptian Women and Online Thought Leadership
When TIME — American news magazine — first created its 100 most influential people in the world...

Mirna Abdulaal 11 May 2023

News

Egyptian TikTok Influencer Salma El-Shimy Sentenced to 2 Years in Prison for ‘Inappropriate Content’

The Economic Misdemeanor Court in Alexandria sentenced Egyptian TikTok influencer Salma El-Shimy, convicted of filming and broadcasting...

In Photos

In Photos: Celebrating Ramadan at Egypt’s Longest Iftar Table in Matariya

“Ramadan in Egypt is something else” — this is the first line in a viral song by...

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Business & Technology
5 Ways ChatGPT Could Affect Egyptians and MENA
Generative artificial intelligence has become ‘the next big thing’ in tech. From chatbots to multimedia generation and...

Omar Auf 14 May 2023
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Travel
7 + Apps Every Tourist Visiting Egypt Should Have
Home to the Nile River and the coastal turquoise-blue waters of the Red Sea and the Mediterranean,...

Farah Rafik 26 April 2023
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News
RiseUp Summit’s 10th Edition at the Grand Egyptian Museum: What You Need to Know
RiseUp Summit, the largest entrepreneurial event in the Middle East, is taking place at the Grand Egyptian...

Farah Rafik 14 March 2023
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Feature
Education Exodus: Does Studying Abroad Really Guarantee a Better Future for Egypt’s Youth?
Many Egyptian students, both undergraduates and graduates, leave their hometown in a quest for a different future—one...

Farah Rafik 5 March 2023

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Arts & Culture
Hey Miss DJ: 5 Women DJs Making Noise Across MENA and Beyond
In a darkened room, illuminated only by scattered fluorescent lighting, a crowd grooves and moves to the...

Farah Rafik 20 May 2023
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News
Syria Back in, Zelenskiy in Attendance: Highlights from Arab League Summit in Jeddah
With Syrian president Bashar Al-Assad and Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskiy in attendance, the Arab League summit in...

Egyptian Streets 20 May 2023
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Arts & Culture
‘Through The Lens’ Exhibition at Ubuntu Art Gallery Displays a Fantastic Assortment of Humane Moments
Ubuntu Art Gallery’s latest exhibition offers a beautiful insight into the art of photography. Located in Hassan...

Farah Sadek 19 May 2023
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Arts & Culture
24 Hours in the City of Peace: The Hague
The city of the Hague has never had city walls. Although historical sources estimate that the political...

Sara Ahmed 19 May 2023
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Arts & Culture
From Love to Work and Play: Daily Life in Ancient Egypt
Spanning over 3,000 years, ancient Egyptian civilisation stretched from the north of what is known today as...

Dina Khadr 18 May 2023
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Business & Technology
How is This Egyptian Startup Facilitating Co-Ownership of Vacation Homes?
“With a timeshare, you’re buying time. With Seqoon, you’re buying real estate.” This is how Seqoon describes...

Marina Makary 18 May 2023
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News
Thinking of Investing in Egypt? A New Portal for Investors Now Launched
Thinking of investing in Egypt’s new cities? Egypt’s Minister of Housing and Urban Communities, announced the opening...

Egyptian Streets 18 May 2023
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Feature
The Egyptian Astrophysicist Shattering the Glass Ceiling to Observe the Stars
While some people contemplate the human condition while sipping their morning coffee, or as they make their...

Dina Khadr 18 May 2023
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News
Egypt’s Museums Will Now Be Open for Free on International Museum Day
Museums are more than just places to document history, they also tell stories. In a world...

Egyptian Streets 17 May 2023
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Opinion
75 Years Later, A Changed Middle East Requires a Different Approach to Palestine
As the 75th anniversary of the Nakba on 15 May passes by, historians of the Middle East...

Omar Auf 17 May 2023
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Arts & Culture
Review | A Low-Grade Thriller: Youm 13: The Arab’s World First 3D Film
On the 13th of December, sometime in the mid-1970s, a wealthy family threw a party in their...

Farah Rafik 17 May 2023
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News
Aiding Sudan in Crisis: Egypt’s Military Planes Carry Medical Supplies to Neighbouring Nation
Egypt has taken proactive steps to provide vital support to Sudan amidst the ongoing crisis by dispatching...

Shereif Barakat 17 May 2023

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