Egyptian Streets - Part 506

Should Artists Consider Themselves “Artivists”?

Is art political? It is, perhaps, the most vulnerable medium to express our internal and external turmoil and triumphs. In our Egyptian context, it...

Nour AltoukhiJanuary 22, 2021

‘Cairo Eye’ to be Largest Observation Wheel in Africa

Egyptian StreetsJanuary 22, 2021

In Photos: Finding the Arabic Letter in Every Cairo Corner

Noran Alaa MorsiJanuary 21, 2021

Egypt Introduces 20 Years Imprisonment for Female Genital Mutilation

Egyptian StreetsJanuary 21, 2021

British Supermodel Naomi Campbell Visits Egypt, Witnesses First Archaeological Discovery in 2021

Egyptian StreetsJanuary 20, 2021

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News
‘Cairo Eye’ to be Largest Observation Wheel in Africa
Construction of the Cairo Eye (عين القاهرة) is officially set to kick off, with Egypt’s Minister of...

Egyptian Streets January 22, 2021
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News
Egypt Introduces 20 Years Imprisonment for Female Genital Mutilation
Egypt’s government announced on Wednesday that it had approved legal amendments toughening the penalties for female genital...

Egyptian Streets January 21, 2021
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News
Joseph R. Biden Sworn In as 46th US President
Joseph R. Biden was sworn in as the 46th President of the United States today, 20 January...

Egyptian Streets January 20, 2021
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News
Egypt and Qatar Reinstate Diplomatic Ties
Egypt and Qatar have begun the process of reinstating diplomatic ties, according to the Egyptian Ministry of...

Egyptian Streets January 20, 2021

Arts & Culture

In Photos: Finding the Arabic Letter in Every Cairo Corner

Cairo is a city full of art, architecture, design, and culture. Often people forget that this age-old...

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Arts & Culture
Should Artists Consider Themselves “Artivists”?
Is art political? It is, perhaps, the most vulnerable medium to express our internal and external turmoil...

Nour Altoukhi January 22, 2021
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Arts & Culture
In Photos: Finding the Arabic Letter in Every Cairo Corner
Cairo is a city full of art, architecture, design, and culture. Often people forget that this age-old...

Noran Alaa Morsi January 21, 2021
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Arts & Culture
5 Young Egyptian Chefs Taking the Culinary World by Storm
Every once in a while, as one scrolls through their Instagram feed, they may come across a...

Mary Aravanis January 17, 2021
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Arts & Culture
Egyptian Artist Nourane Owais Turns Netflix’s Paranormal Into Cartoon
Last November, Netflix premiered its first original Egyptian production Paranormal, also known as Ma Wara’ al-Tabi’a, a six-episode series directed...

Noran Alaa Morsi January 13, 2021

Literature

You Can’t Extinguish a Bad Habit: One Book’s 4 Steps To Getting Your Life Together

Even though Charles Duhigg’s book The Power of Habit has been around for nearly 10 years, the...

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Feature
Social Media as an Asset: Online Friendships Flourish in a Pandemic
The past 10 months have been unprecedented for everyone around the world, and socially, younger people haven’t...

Noran Alaa Morsi January 17, 2021
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Feature
The Power of Social Sanctioning: The Egyptian App Exposing Sexual Abusers
The rise of social media in recent years has given unprecedented visibility to people from all walks...

Egyptian Streets January 16, 2021
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Feature
The Truth Behind the Story of the U20 Women’s Football Team and What it Says About Egyptian Women in Sports
In December of 2020, the U20 Women’s Egyptian National Football Team won a match against their Lebanese...

Amina Zaineldine January 12, 2021
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Feature
A Witness to Nothing: How Seif Bedour Became Entangled in the Fairmont Case
“This begging thing is very difficult for all of us, as I am sure it is for...

Niveen Ghoneim January 2, 2021

News

Sisi Says Videos on Government Corruption Full of ‘Lies’ and ‘Slander’

President Sisi noted during the eighth edition of the National Youth Forum on Saturday that what was...

Arts & Culture

In Photos: Finding the Arabic Letter in Every Cairo Corner

Cairo is a city full of art, architecture, design, and culture. Often people forget that this age-old...

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Technology
Egyptian Startup AIM Technologies is Reshaping Marketing with Artificial Intelligence
With businesses around the world having to adapt quickly to changing consumer behaviour as a result of...

Egyptian Streets December 9, 2020
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Buzz
Introducing Egyptian Streets’ App: #StoriesThatMatter, Now in Your Pocket
Today, we are introducing new ways for you to read and engage with Egyptian Streets’ stories. The...

Egyptian Streets November 1, 2020
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News
PayTabs Egypt is Giving COVID-19 Impacted Small Businesses Free Access to Digital Payment Solutions
Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Egypt will be able to access and set up a payment...

Egyptian Streets September 24, 2020
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Buzz
Want to Try Your Hand at Hieroglyphs? Google Just Created a Translator!
Despite the fact that ancient Egypt is almost automatically linked to the ancient writing system of ancient...

Noran Alaa Morsi July 16, 2020

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Travel
A Small Egyptian Fishing Village With Big Dreams
But the good news is that a recent decision by the governorate of Kafr El Sheikh, to...

Community Times April 28, 2015
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Opinion
Challenges to Entrepreneurship in the Arab World
Most economists today agree that entrepreneurship is a necessary ingredient for stimulating economic growth and employment opportunities...

Hussein Kamal Mehrem April 28, 2015
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News
No Parliamentary Elections In Egypt Until After Ramadan
Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said parliamentary elections will not take place before the Islamic holy month...

Aswat Masriya April 28, 2015
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Opinion
Living with Alzheimer’s in Egypt
The diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease is increasing worldwide – according to international statistics, the number people affected...

Amira El Baqary April 27, 2015
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International
Israeli Soldiers Caught on Camera Assaulting and Throwing Stones at Journalists
Israeli soldiers have been caught on camera assaulting two photojournalists in an incident that has attracted widespread...

Egyptian Streets April 27, 2015
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Arts & Culture
Kissing in Egypt: A Criminalized Taboo
“You are not allowed to do this here,” boomed a slightly underweight and frail-looking security guard at...

Mohamed Khairat April 26, 2015
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News
Egypt Police Relocate Street Vendors in Downtown Cairo
Egyptian security forces moved hawkers working in a vital square in central Cairo to a nearby venue...

Aswat Masriya April 26, 2015
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News
Calls to Establish Tribunal for Women’s Abuse and Harassment in Egypt
In an effort to crackdown on violence against women and sexual harassment, the National Council of Women...

Mohamed Khairat April 26, 2015
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News
Egypt Races For UN Security Council Seat, Promises Reform
Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs Sameh Shoukry is in New York in a bid to boost Egypt’s efforts...

Egyptian Streets April 25, 2015
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News
1,500 Killed In Nepal Earthquake
More than 1,500 people have been killed and thousands others injured after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck...

Egyptian Streets April 25, 2015
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Opinion
Egypt’s Silent Revolution Challenging Religious Taboos
By Koert Debeuf and Ayman Abdelmeguid Four years after Egyptians succeeded in ousting long time dictator Hosni...

Egyptian Streets April 24, 2015
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News
200 People Poisoned ‘After Drinking Water’ in Egypt
Hospitals in Al Sharqia Governorate, the third most populated governorate in Egypt, have raised their level of alertness...

Egyptian Streets April 24, 2015

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