All posts tagged "Cairo"

Egypt has always harbored significant cultural elements of art, music, cinema, and literature. Yet, this is often...

Seventeen members of a terrorist cell were killed across two hideouts in Egypt in raids carried out...

Egypt will be home for Africa’s first vertical forest in its New Administrative Capital, located about 48...

The 6,650 kilometer-long Nile that flows northwards through Egypt towards the Mediterranean is not only Egypt’s primary...

Just over 10 years ago, International Beer Day was inaugurated in Santa Cruz as a day-long celebratory...

Qaaf Art Space, a welcoming and spacious hub located on a quiet side-street a few minutes away...

On Wednesday morning Egypt’s Minister of Civil Aviation Minister Younis al-Masry announced a decision to collect fees...

One thing you might have noticed while driving or walking around Cairo is the abundance of flower...

Palestinian cuisine is known for its rich flavors, its refined use of a range of spices and...

Stepping into the colorful and spacious hub of Cairo-based social enterprise Thaat and its sister company PAZ.Cairo,...

One of the benefits of living in a city is the centralized access it permits to a...

Two deaths of prominent members of the Egyptian-Jewish community recently made it into the pages of local...

In an abrupt turn of events, passengers flying through British Airways on Saturday were shocked to discover...

  When a business opens a new branch elsewhere in the same city, that is usually a...

Are you fishing for undiscovered food gems in Cairo? It is almost impossible not to notice the...

Among Egypt’s Christian community, the vast majority are Orthodox Coptic Christians. Evangelical Christians constitute only a small...

“On September 10, after four months of trouble in Egypt from dealing with residency, to travel dates...