Egyptian Streets - Part 722

Ramadan Sweets From Egypt’s Oldest Dessert Shops

Nutella samboosak, kunafa tiramisu, red velvet basbousa cupcake, and cheesecake zalabya are some of the bizarre—although sometimes delicious—Ramadan desserts that have emerged in recent...

Farah Rafik27 March 2023

5 Spots for the Ultimate Suhoor Experience in Cairo

Marina Makary27 March 2023

7 Ramadan Radio Shows to Give a Listen To

Farah Rafik26 March 2023

Egypt to Get Its Very Own Fashion Week For the First Time

Egyptian Streets26 March 2023

Trickle-Down Turmoil: The Indirect Effects of Egypt’s Currency Crisis

Amina Zaineldine26 March 2023

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Arts & Culture
Egypt to Get Its Very Own Fashion Week For the First Time
Egypt will now have its very own fashion week for the first time in May, as announced...

Egyptian Streets 26 March 2023
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News
Egypt Defeats Malawi 2-0 in Qualifiers for Africa Cup of Nations
Egypt’s National Football Team defeated Malawi by two goals to none in the third round of the...

Farah Rafik 25 March 2023
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Buzz
World Bank and Egypt Agree on a New $7 Billion Five-Year Plan to Support Egypt’s Development
The World Bank announced on Wednesday that it has approved a new USD 7 billion (EGP 216...

Egyptian Streets 23 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

Buzz

Ramadan Sweets From Egypt’s Oldest Dessert Shops

Nutella samboosak, kunafa tiramisu, red velvet basbousa cupcake, and cheesecake zalabya are some of the bizarre—although sometimes...

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Arts & Culture
7 Ramadan Radio Shows to Give a Listen To
Between the hours between iftar and suhoor, Egyptians gather around in Ramdan to watch a wide range...

Farah Rafik 26 March 2023
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Arts & Culture
Egypt to Get Its Very Own Fashion Week For the First Time
Egypt will now have its very own fashion week for the first time in May, as announced...

Egyptian Streets 26 March 2023
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Arts & Culture
Women-Led and Directed Series to Watch this Ramadan
Ramadan in Egypt is a time of communal gathering, charity, prayer — and also a time of...

Amina Abdel-Halim 24 March 2023
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Arts & Culture
Empowering the Next Generation of Female Athletes: Egypt’s Khadija Hegazy
More than just entertainers, athletes live and breathe sport. While most people move and shift between different...

Mirna Abdulaal 22 March 2023

Arts & Culture

How Arabs Are Being Represented in Entertainment: Are Orientalist Tropes Still Pervasive?

“Oh, you guys party in Egypt? Women, too?” is a question I’ve had repeated to me innumerable...

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Arts & Culture
Empowering the Next Generation of Female Athletes: Egypt’s Khadija Hegazy
More than just entertainers, athletes live and breathe sport. While most people move and shift between different...

Mirna Abdulaal 22 March 2023
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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

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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Feature
Egyptian women: “It’s time for our voices to be heard”
“I can no longer walk – or even drive – anywhere without receiving a dirty comment or...

Egyptian Streets 12 February 2013
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In Photos
Revolution 2.0?
For updates and live coverage on the latest protests and...

Egyptian Streets 29 January 2013
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Opinion
Why I am boycotting the second anniversary of the January 25th Revolution
On the eve of the second anniversary of the 2011 revolution, violence echoed through the streets of...

Egyptian Streets 24 January 2013
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In Photos
Egyptian Roads: A Trip Through Hell
The first thing a visitor to Egypt will learn is its national anthem: car horns. Egyptian traffic...

Egyptian Streets 24 January 2013
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In Photos
Egypt: Living Under a Grey Sky
Arriving in Egypt two months ago, I was shocked to see the state that the country has...

Egyptian Streets 17 January 2013
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"Please Don't Ask Where I'm From"
“Please Don’t Ask Where I’m From”
“Melbourne… Australia” Time paused momentarily as those two words flashed on my phone’s worn-out screen. My friend...

Mohamed Khairat 13 January 2013
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Dog Boarding
Dog Boarding in Cairo
Having a dog in Egypt can be hassle. Most vets are not as experienced as those in...

Egyptian Streets 11 January 2013
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Travel
Khan el-Khalili: A Labyrinth of Narrow Alleys
Marketplaces have often been used in films and TV shows to display an adventure that takes place...

Egyptian Streets 9 January 2013
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Travel
El Gouna: Paradise on the Red Sea
The hustle and bustle of Cairo – from the political tension that has gripped every Cairene to...

Egyptian Streets 2 January 2013
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Opinion
The Not So Great Pyramid of Giza
Egypt has recently been embroiled in political turmoil that has threatened Egypt’s stability both economically and politically....

Egyptian Streets 18 December 2012
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In Photos
Egyptians Call For Morsi’s Departure
Today Morsi supporters and Anti-Morsi protesters gathered throughout various cities in Egypt for massive demonstrations. The Pro-Morsi...

Egyptian Streets 11 December 2012
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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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