Egyptian Streets

L’Etape Egypt Celebrates Bright New World of Egyptian Cycling

400 cyclists from 30 countries took part in L’Etape Egypt, a 170 kilometre international race organized by the Tour de France in Sharm el-Sheikh...

Lara Gibson2 October 2023

News

At Least 38 Injured in Ismailia Security Directorate Fire

Marina Makary2 October 2023

Arts & Culture

4 Spine-Tingling Arab Films Perfect for the Spooky Season

Farah Rafik1 October 2023

Travel

3 Places Across Egypt Where Glamour Meets Camping

Farah Rafik30 September 2023

Business & Technology

Can Carbon Markets Like Egypt’s Help the Environment?

Omar Auf30 September 2023

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News
At Least 38 Injured in Ismailia Security Directorate Fire
At Least 38 people were injured after a huge fire erupted in the early hours of Monday,...

Marina Makary 2 October 2023
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News
Madbouly: Egypt Spent EGP 9.4 Trillion on ‘Life-Improving’ Projects Since 2014
Egypt has spent EGP 9.4 trillion (USD 300 billion) since 2014 on projects aimed at improving the...

Egyptian Streets 30 September 2023
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News
Outrage as France Bans Athletes Wearing Headscarves at the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics
The UN condemned the French government’s announcement that athletes representing France would not be permitted to wear...

Egyptian Streets 29 September 2023
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Arts & Culture
Egyptian-German Team Unearths Storage Chambers in Pyramid of King Sahure
A joint Egyptian-German team of archaeologists from the University of Würzburg has made a groundbreaking discovery at...

Muhammed Kotb 29 September 2023

Buzz

L’Etape Egypt Celebrates Bright New World of Egyptian Cycling

400 cyclists from 30 countries took part in L’Etape Egypt, a 170 kilometre international race organized by...

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Arts & Culture
4 Spine-Tingling Arab Films Perfect for the Spooky Season
As the month of September comes to a close, October comes to start the spooky season —...

Farah Rafik 1 October 2023
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Arts & Culture
Egyptian-German Team Unearths Storage Chambers in Pyramid of King Sahure
A joint Egyptian-German team of archaeologists from the University of Würzburg has made a groundbreaking discovery at...

Muhammed Kotb 29 September 2023
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Arts & Culture
The Stuff of Nightmares: the Roots of Egypt’s Most Infamous Folk Tales
Al Naddaha (the Siren), Abu Regl Masloukha (the Man with the Flayed Leg), and Ummena Al Ghula...

Muhammed Kotb 28 September 2023
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Arts & Culture
From Relationships to Self-Development, Here Are 5 Egyptian Podcasts to Keep on Your Radar
The past few years saw an undeniable rise in the podcast industry. The popularity of the young...

Marina Makary 27 September 2023

Opinion

Protecting The African Heartbeat: Why Africans Need to Prioritise Cardiovascular Health

The heart is the centre of human physiology. Quietly beating around 100,000 times a day, it sustains...

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Feature
Inside Talya’s Foundation to Save a Soul, a Heaven on Earth for Dogs
Located just off the road that separates a vast farmland from Al Mansoureya Street in Giza is...

Muhammed Kotb 28 September 2023
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Feature
Tag and Release: Bluefin Academy’s Ethical Approach to Fishing
Egypt is blessed with an abundance of marine wildlife. The Red Sea alone is home to over...

Muhammed Kotb 16 September 2023
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Feature
Moko Chocolates: A New Generation of Egyptian Chocoholics
Within the first few seconds of the film ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ (2005), audiences sail into...

Mirna Khaled Sayed 12 September 2023
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Feature
Egypt Building Weather Monitoring Stations Along Mediterranean to Combat Climate Change
Egypt’s Ministry of Irrigation and Water Resources is taking active measures to protect vulnerable low-lying coastal areas...

Muhammed Kotb 29 August 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...

Buzz

Egypt’s Coastal Waters Reveals Ancient Shipwreck and Relics

An underwater archaeological mission near Egypt’s Al-Alamein coastline unearthed an ancient sunken ship that dates back to...

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Arts & Culture
Grand Egyptian Museum is to Host the Premiere of “Tutankhamun — The Immersive Exhibition” in November
For the first time in Egypt, the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) is set to host ‘Tutankhamun —...

Farah Rafik 18 September 2023
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Business & Technology
Six Egyptian Agritech Startups at the Forefront of Innovation in Agriculture
Agriculture in Egypt contributes significantly to both the economy and employment, accounting for more than 11 percent...

Muhammed Kotb 1 September 2023
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News
Egypt’s Cabinet Launches English-Only News and Info App
Egypt’s Cabinet has launched an English-language application that provides news, updates, and insights on the Egyptian government...

Shereif Barakat 2 August 2023
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Business & Technology
From Bread to Everything: Q&A with Breadfast’s Newly-Appointed CTO
Breadfast has become the go-to application for many Egyptians’ household needs. With high-quality products, delivery within an...

Egyptian Streets 22 July 2023

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News
Reham Saeed to Return to Television After Outrage from Airing Abuse Victim’s Private Photos
Television show host Reham Saeed will be returning to Egyptian television screens despite nationwide outrage at her...

Egyptian Streets 30 November 2015
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Arts & Culture
‘Gods of Egypt’ Director Apologizes for ‘All-White Cast’
The director of the controversial upcoming Hollywood blockbuster ‘Gods of Egypt’ has apologized for the lack of...

Egyptian Streets 30 November 2015
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News
Japan Pledges $US 100 Million for Solar Power Plant in Egypt
Egypt’s Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry visited Japan on the weekend to discuss bilateral relations including trade and...

Egyptian Streets 30 November 2015
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Feature
Egypt’s Prisons: Tales of Wasted Lives and Lost Dreams Behind Bars and Beyond
Being in prison is a life-changing experience. Even if a prisoner is convicted for a crime that...

Community Times 29 November 2015
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News
Egypt’s Police Attempt to Enhance Image After Spike in Brutality Cases
In a bid to express their condolences for Talaat Shabib, a civilian who reportedly died at the...

Egyptian Streets 29 November 2015
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News
EGP 100 Billion Needed to Develop Egypt’s Sewage System: Minister
Egypt’s Minister of Housing Moustafa Madbouly has revealed that 80 percent of the country’s sewage system needs...

Egyptian Streets 29 November 2015
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News
Egypt’s President Sisi to Attend Paris Climate Summit Representing African States
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi will travel to Paris on Sunday November 29 to attend a climate...

Egyptian Streets 29 November 2015
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News
Egypt to Generate Electricity from Dabaa Nuclear Plant in 2024
Egypt is set to generate electricity from the first unit of the Dabaa nuclear power plant in...

Aswat Masriya 29 November 2015
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Feature
44 Cases of Egyptian Child Suicide Since January, ‘Psychological Issues’ Main Cause
By Rahma Diaa, Aswat Masriya When they found him, the lifeless body of the 12-year-old schoolboy was dangling...

Aswat Masriya 28 November 2015
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Feature
Saudi Arabia Takes the Lead in Regional Shift to Solar Power
After years of hesitation and having observed several countries successfully choosing to invest in solar power, Saudi...

Jose Martinez 28 November 2015
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News
Muslim Women Bear the Brunt of Islamophobic Violence: Dutch Report
“Report Islamophobia”, an independent Dutch citizen initiative established in January 2015, released its first half-yearly report on...

Egyptian Streets 28 November 2015
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News
’90 Percent Chance’ King Tutankhamun’s Tomb Holds a Hidden Chamber: Egypt’s Antiquities Minister
There is a 90 percent chance a hidden chamber lies behind King Tutankhamun’s tomb in the Valley...

Egyptian Streets 28 November 2015