Egyptian Streets - Part 7

The Young Egyptian Girl Dedicating Her Time to Make Children With Cancer Smile

There are exactly 24 hours in the day. While around 8-10 hours are dedicated to sleep, many of us spend the rest doing work,...

Mirna AbdulaalNovember 13, 2018

Cairo Hosts Makeup Workshop for Cancer Patients

Nour EltiganiNovember 13, 2018

GEN Is Establishing the Region’s First Entrepreneurial Hub in Egypt

Nour EltiganiNovember 12, 2018

Egyptian MP to Submit Bill Omitting Religion from National IDs to Parliament

Egyptian StreetsNovember 12, 2018

‘MAYDAY’: The New Egyptian App Providing Roadside Assistance Services

Mirna AbdulaalNovember 12, 2018

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News
Egyptian MP to Submit Bill Omitting Religion from National IDs to Parliament
Building on recent discussions regarding religious practice in Egypt, an Egyptian Parliament member, Ismail Nasr El Din,...

Egyptian Streets November 12, 2018
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News
British Parliament Encourages Lifting the Travel Ban Imposed on Sharm El Sheikh
Stephen Timms, British member of parliament, revealed on September 11 at the World Travel and Tourism Council...

Nour Eltigani November 11, 2018
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Arts & Culture
Egyptian Film ‘Yomeddine’ Wins at Geneva Film Festival
Egyptian film ‘Yomeddine’ (Judgment Day), directed by Abu Bakr Shawky, won the Reflet d’Or for best feature film at...

Mirna Abdulaal November 10, 2018
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International
UN: Food Aid to Be Doubled to 14 Million Yemenis to Avert Starvation
The United Nations’ World Food program announced on Friday that it plans to double its food assistance program for...

Mirna Abdulaal November 10, 2018

Buzz

The Young Egyptian Girl Dedicating Her Time to Make Children With Cancer Smile

There are exactly 24 hours in the day. While around 8-10 hours are dedicated to sleep, many...

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Arts & Culture
Cat, Cobra and Scarab Mummies Discovered in Saqqara Tombs
An Egyptian archaeological mission uncovered seven ancient Egyptian tombs, replete with animal mummies, in the Saqqara necropolis....

Egyptian Streets November 11, 2018
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Arts & Culture
Egyptian Film ‘Yomeddine’ Wins at Geneva Film Festival
Egyptian film ‘Yomeddine’ (Judgment Day), directed by Abu Bakr Shawky, won the Reflet d’Or for best feature film at...

Mirna Abdulaal November 10, 2018
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Arts & Culture
Egyptian-German Expedition Discovers Inscriptions at Temple of the Sun
The Egyptian-German expedition at Matariya discovered inscriptions carved in ruins of statues located inside the Temple of...

Nour Eltigani November 7, 2018
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Arts & Culture
Darb El Ahmar Art School Caters to Egypt’s Unprivileged Young Artists
In 2011, Darb Al Ahmar Art School opened its doors to welcome students from Darb Al Ahmar...

Nour Eltigani November 5, 2018

Opinion

The Case Against Journalism Anonymity: Kill Mystery for Truth

At the end of 2017, a New York Times documentary called ”She Wants Independence. In Egypt, That...

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Buzz
The Young Egyptian Girl Dedicating Her Time to Make Children With Cancer Smile
There are exactly 24 hours in the day. While around 8-10 hours are dedicated to sleep, many...

Mirna Abdulaal November 13, 2018
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Buzz
‘MAYDAY’: The New Egyptian App Providing Roadside Assistance Services
Nearly 12,000 lives every year are lost in Egypt as a result of road accidents, according to...

Mirna Abdulaal November 12, 2018
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Buzz
“People Here Never Look at the Sky”: Diary of a Sinai Girl Living in Cairo
Seham Saeed is an Egyptian woman from Nuweiba, the eastern part of the Sinai Peninsula. She...

Mirna Abdulaal November 4, 2018
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Feature
‘Hawa Dawa’: The Egyptian Fighting Air Pollution Using Artificial Intelligence
More people around the world now die from air pollution than malaria, tuberculosis and HIV combined, according...

Mirna Abdulaal November 2, 2018

Buzz

Meet Egypt’s Parkour Girls: Jumping Beyond Societal Hurdles

Somersaults, high-jumps and kicks against the wall, their thin veils and curls trail behind the speedy moves....

Photo Essays

Lost in Time: Egyptian Photographer Captures Egypt’s 1920s Fashion

Egyptian photographer Mohsen Othman, also known as ‘Le Mosen‘ recreated Egypt’s roaring 20s fashion in a photo series...

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News
Egypt Committed to Boosting Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Ministry of Communications and Information
The Egyptian government has reaffirmed its efforts to boost innovators, SMEs (small and medium entreprises) and entrepreneurs...

Nayrouz Talaat October 25, 2018
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Feature
Project Nitrous Helps People With Disabilities Design Their Own Prosthetics
Mohanad*’s birth tag featured the word ‘disabled’ prior to his name. He takes longer to tie...

Nancy Ammar October 22, 2018
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International
Egyptian Smartphone-Manufacturer SICO Targets the African Market
According to local media outlets, Egypt’s first smartphone maker has plans to boost exports by entering the...

Egyptian Streets October 11, 2018
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Technology
Egyptian Scientist Hatem Zaghloul Invented Technology Behind Wi-Fi
Egyptian-Canadian scientist Hatem Zaghloul claims to have co-invented the fundamental technology for what we now cannot live...

Nour Eltigani October 8, 2018

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News
Putin: Russia to Resume Flights to Hurghada and Sharm El Sheikh in the Nearest Time
Russian President Vladimir Putin affirmed following the negotiations with President Abdel Fattah El Sisi on Wednesday that...

Mirna Abdulaal October 19, 2018
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Opinion
Unapologetically Sexist Ads: “Anyone Can Drive a Man’s Car” But Not Women
Last month, Toyota released a video campaign showcasing its latest model of the Fortuner series under the...

Nour Eltigani October 18, 2018
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Buzz
Egypt to Build One of the World’s Tallest Towers, Surpassing Burj Khalifa
According to an Instagram post from Idia Design (Architectural Company), Egypt is planning to build one of...

Taha Mahmoud Sakr October 18, 2018
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Arts & Culture
‘Maha’s Brunch’: The Female Chef Taking Toronto by Storm with her Egyptian Cuisine
“If you asked me whether I would’ve been able to do this years ago, I would’ve said...

Mirna Abdulaal October 18, 2018
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Opinion
From Cairo to Cape: On Racial and Social Inequality Across the Continent
Towards the end of the 19th century, the idea of a Cape to Cairo railway was born...

Deena Sabry October 17, 2018
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Buzz
Egypt Qualifies for the 2019 African Cup of Nations
Egypt secured a place in the 2019 African Cup of Nations after beating Swaziland 2-0 on Tuesday...

Mirna Abdulaal October 17, 2018
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News
Egyptian Army: 450 Terrorists Killed in Sinai Offensive
Egyptian Army spokesperson Tamer al-Rifai said on Tuesday that a total of 450 terrorists were killed since the...

Mirna Abdulaal October 16, 2018
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Feature
Egyptian Women in the Workforce: Then and Now
When one thinks of an ’employed’ woman, it is often linked with modernity, industrialisation, and the urban...

Mirna Abdulaal October 16, 2018
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International
Australia Slammed for Considering Moving Embassy to Jerusalem
Australia’s Prime Minister Scott Morrison has sparked diplomatic anger in the Arab and Muslim world after his...

Egyptian Streets October 16, 2018
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News
Egypt Will Reuse Treated Wastewater in Agriculture
Egypt’s Prime Minister Mostafa Mabouly revealed on 14 October that Egypt plans to treat sewage water and...

Nour Eltigani October 16, 2018
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News
Egypt Talks with International Banks to Decrease World Prices
A government source told Reuters on 15 October that Egypt started talking to international banks about restricting...

Nour Eltigani October 15, 2018
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Photo Essays
Lost in Time: Egyptian Photographer Captures Egypt’s 1920s Fashion
Egyptian photographer Mohsen Othman, also known as ‘Le Mosen‘ recreated Egypt’s roaring 20s fashion in a photo series...

Nour Eltigani October 15, 2018

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