Egyptian Streets - Part 665

Mother’s Day Blues: The Other Side of a Beloved Egyptian Holiday

On the eve of Mother’s Day—which falls on 21 March—shops line up with floral arrangements and endearing gifts to celebrate the occasion. When I...

Farah Rafik21 March 2023

Business & Technology

Social Media Reacts to Vodafone Egypt Mother’s Day Advertisement

Amina Abdel-Halim21 March 2023

Business & Technology

HYDRO: Discover This Working Mother’s Twist on Modest Swimwear in Egypt

Amina Zaineldine21 March 2023

7 Community-Driven Initiatives in Egypt and Beyond to Get Involved with This Ramadan

Dina Khadr21 March 2023

Business & Technology

Will Egypt be Home to the World’s Largest Man-Made River?

Egyptian Streets20 March 2023

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News
Egyptian Court Denies Adoptive Family Custody of ‘Baby Shenouda’, Citing Lack of Jurisdiction
An Egyptian administrative court has refused to rule on whether the child Shenouda’s adoptive family can gain...

Egyptian Streets 19 March 2023
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News
Khaled El-Balshy Elected as Head of Egypt’s Journalists Syndicate
Egyptian journalist Khaled El-Balshy was elected as the head of Egypt’s Journalism Syndicate (EJS) on Friday, 17...

Farah Rafik 18 March 2023
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Buzz
Egypt’s Giza and Saqqara Among 2023 World’s Greatest Places: TIME
Even after so many years, the world has never let go of the splendour and marvel of...

Egyptian Streets 17 March 2023
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News
Minister of Tourism and Antiquities: Egypt Recorded 11.7 Million Tourists in 2022
Egypt’s Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, Ahmed Issa Taha announced on Wednesday, 15 March during a cabinet...

Dina Khadr 16 March 2023

Business & Technology

Social Media Reacts to Vodafone Egypt Mother’s Day Advertisement

Egyptian social media erupted into controversy when telecommunications company Vodafone released its special Mother’s Day advertisement on...

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Arts & Culture
A Playlist: Arab Songs that Feel Like Spring
Iconic Egyptian singer Soad Hosny sang ‘El Donya Rabee’ W El Gaw Badee’ (It’s Springtime and the...

Farah Rafik 19 March 2023
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Arts & Culture
A Blast from Ramadan Pasts: Egypt’s Nostalgic Song Commercials
The Ramadan season comes bearing warmth, peace, and felicity. Over family iftar gatherings and late night suhoors,...

Farah Rafik 15 March 2023
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Arts & Culture
Translating Sound: Towards an Accessible Cinema for Egypt’s Deaf Audiences
Film is primarily a visual medium, but much of a viewer’s understanding and enjoyment of it is...

Amina Abdel-Halim 13 March 2023
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Arts & Culture
Remains of Ancient Egyptian People in Museums: Is There Such a Thing as Ethical Display?
Content Warning: This article includes images of wrapped mummified human remains and discusses body parts. Links may...

Chau Chak Wing Museum Egyptian community initiative 10 March 2023

Opinion

Egyptian Compounds: a Culture of Communal Living or Class Solidarity?

At the gate, a security guard taps my friend’s car with two fingers. When we roll down...

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Feature
Mother’s Day Blues: The Other Side of a Beloved Egyptian Holiday
On the eve of Mother’s Day—which falls on 21 March—shops line up with floral arrangements and endearing...

Farah Rafik 21 March 2023
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Arts & Culture
Remains of Ancient Egyptian People in Museums: Is There Such a Thing as Ethical Display?
Content Warning: This article includes images of wrapped mummified human remains and discusses body parts. Links may...

Chau Chak Wing Museum Egyptian community initiative 10 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
Pursuing Passion: The Struggles of Upcoming Musicians in Egypt
Listening to music is an everyday experience for most people. However, aspiring and early-career musicians face various...

Nadine Khaled 5 March 2023

Business & Technology

“Execution Matters More Than Words”: How MaxAb Supports up to 400,000 Businesses in Egypt

The fourth episode of the International Finance Corporation‘s series ‘#IFCinConversation’ features the co-founder and CEO of MaxAb,...

In Photos

In Photos: Wrapping Up Week 1 of COP27

The first week of the United Nations’ (UN) climate conference, popularised as COP27, has come to a...

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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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Business & Technology
The Arab Women Making Noise in the Fintech and Blockchain Industry
In an industry that deceivingly appears to be dominated solely by men, women in the Arab world...

Farah Rafik 25 February 2023
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News
Egypt Announces New Metro Ticket Pricing Scheme
Egypt’ Ministry of Transportation announced on Tuesday, 21 February that metro ticket prices for travel through more...

Farah Rafik 22 February 2023

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News
Dog Brutally Stabbed Before Being Crushed By A Metal Pole In Egypt
Graphic video has gone viral on social media showing the brutal and tragic killing of a medium-sized...

Egyptian Streets 25 February 2015
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News
Egypt’s President Sisi Issues Anti-Terrorism Laws
Legislation issued by Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to regulate the process of “listing terrorist groups and...

Aswat Masriya 24 February 2015
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Arts & Culture
Liberal Arts and Sciences Institute Turns To Crowdfunding After Egyptian Government Blocks Support
In May 2014, the Cairo Institute for Liberal Arts and Sciences was granted a hefty fund by...

Tine Lavent 24 February 2015
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Arts & Culture
This Exhibition Shows Photography Isn’t An Exclusive Hobby For Egypt’s Privileged
Photography is often considered a costly hobby exclusive to those who can afford it. For 15-year-old school...

Enas El Masry 24 February 2015
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News
Egyptian Television Host Behind ‘Gay Cairo Bathhouse Raid’ To Stand Trial
Mona Iraqi, the television show host that aired a segment accusing 26 men of homosexuality in a...

Egyptian Streets 23 February 2015
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News
Alaa Abdel Fattah Sentenced to Five Years in Maximum Security Prison
Renowned activist Alaa Abdel Fattah, who faces trial alongside 24 others, was sentenced to five years of...

Aswat Masriya 23 February 2015
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News
Egypt’s Largest Financial Summit Set To Launch
On 25th and 27th of February, Cairo is witnessing an event that aims to offer businesses new...

Egyptian Streets 23 February 2015
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News
Egypt Shuts Down Embassy In Yemen As Yemeni President Flees
Egypt has shut down its Embassy in Yemen’s capital Sanaa and evacuated all its staff over security...

Egyptian Streets 23 February 2015
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Arts & Culture
The Dubai You Don’t Hear About: Al Fahidi District
Whenever I travel abroad and tell people that I study in Sharjah the responses are typically along...

Egyptian Streets 22 February 2015
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News
Egypt Increases Tax On Cigarettes By 50 Percent
In the midst of a surging wave of amendments undertaken by president Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi, sales taxes on...

Egyptian Streets 22 February 2015
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News
Egypt Allocates EGP 100 Million To Tackle Plight Of Street Children
In a speech aimed at informing Egyptians of Egypt’s progress in the economic, social and political spheres,...

Egyptian Streets 22 February 2015
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News
Three Egyptian Engineers Abducted In Libya
Egypt’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has confirmed the abduction of three Egyptian engineers in Libya’s city of...

Egyptian Streets 21 February 2015

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