Egyptian Streets - Part 624

“Harnessing Ancient Energy”: The Grateful Dead’s 1978 Concert in Giza

Many international artists have performed by the pyramids of Giza over the years, but their experiences cannot be compared to that of The Grateful...

Mona Bassel22 October 2021

Charming and Heartwarming: Stories from the Cats of Egypt Facebook Page

Mona Bassel22 October 2021

How to Teach Your Kids Living Abroad About Egyptian Heritage

Mirna Abdulaal21 October 2021

Egyptian Artist Nora Zeid in First Solo Exhibition: How Do We Value Our Heritage?

Marina Makary21 October 2021

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Saudi Arabia Turns Offshore Oil Rig Into Huge Adventure Park

Nour Altoukhi20 October 2021

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International
Saudi Arabia Turns Offshore Oil Rig Into Huge Adventure Park
Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) announced Friday 15 October the launch of “THE RIG”, its newest...

Nour Altoukhi 20 October 2021
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News
Earthquake Felt by Cairo Residents
Residents of Cairo and numerous other cities in Egypt felt the tremble of an earthquake today at...

Nour Altoukhi 19 October 2021
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News
Non-vaccinated Citizens Not Allowed to Enter Government Facilities Starting December 1
The Supreme Committee for the Management of the Coronavirus Crisis, headed by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly, announced...

Marina Makary 18 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

Buzz

Charming and Heartwarming: Stories from the Cats of Egypt Facebook Page

Cats are complex creatures that are admired on a global scale, as evidenced by their prevailing online...

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Arts & Culture
“Harnessing Ancient Energy”: The Grateful Dead’s 1978 Concert in Giza
Many international artists have performed by the pyramids of Giza over the years, but their experiences cannot...

Mona Bassel 22 October 2021
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Arts & Culture
How to Teach Your Kids Living Abroad About Egyptian Heritage
It is understandably difficult to belong to any place that is far away, especially if you never...

Mirna Abdulaal 21 October 2021
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Arts & Culture
Egyptian Artist Nora Zeid in First Solo Exhibition: How Do We Value Our Heritage?
“My grandmother’s living room in Heliopolis is one of my favorite places in the world,” says 24-year-old...

Marina Makary 21 October 2021
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Arts & Culture
‘Tallahassee’ Tackles Mental Health Stigma in Arab-American Communities
When Mira gets into her sister’s car to attend their grandmother’s 90th birthday party in Brooklyn, she...

Amina Zaineldine 17 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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In Photos
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 7 December 2012
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In Photos
Egyptians Say “No To Dictatorship!”
Tonight I stood by hundreds of thousands of Egyptians outside Morsi’s Presidential Palace. The protesters consisted of...

Egyptian Streets 4 December 2012
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In Photos
Tahrir Square on the 30th of November
On Friday the 30th of November, I visited Tahrir Square early in the morning (between 9:30a.m to...

Egyptian Streets 2 December 2012
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Opinion
Step down, Mr. President
For the first time since the January 25th Revolution, Egyptians flocked to Tahrir Square in numbers which rivalled the...

Egyptian Streets 28 November 2012
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Opinion
Introducing Pharaoh Morsy
Overnight Egypt has turned from being a new democracy to a dictatorship governed by what El-Baradei and...

Egyptian Streets 23 November 2012
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News
Assiut Train Disaster: 51 Egyptian Children Killed
Fifty-one Egyptian children between the ages of four to six were killed yesterday following a collision between...

Egyptian Streets 18 November 2012
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Opinion
Egypt: Falling Apart Brick by Brick
Women getting their hair forcibly cut off by niqab-wearing ‘Muslims’, a jihadist who lived in Afghanistan and...

Egyptian Streets 12 November 2012
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Feature
A Coptic Student and a Taxi Driver
The following is a collection of interviews with various Egyptians. All names used are simply aliases for...

Egyptian Streets 21 October 2012
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Travel
4 Reasons Why You Should Visit Egypt
Since the extraordinary events at Tahrir Square in 2011, where thousands of passionate Egyptians managed to enter a new...

Egyptian Streets 11 October 2012
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Opinion
Achieving a better future through video-games
Like the real world, in the video-game world you are often faced with a series of problems...

Egyptian Streets 3 October 2012
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News
Films, Cartoons, and the Murder of an Ambassador
On the 11th Anniversary of the September 11th attacks, violent protests broke out in front of the...

Egyptian Streets 14 September 2012
Politics and Society
Remembering Ambassador Chris Stevens
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGk4vUcGzY0
Ambassador Chris Stevens was killed on 9/11/2012 in a cowardly attack against the U.S. Embassy in Benghazi.

Egyptian Streets 12 September 2012

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