All posts tagged "Cairo"

Film student Salma Olama was finding strangers all over the world, collecting antique memories of people near...

A few months ago, after moving to Egypt, I came across a pet shop located on a...

My parents spent their first six years post-migration to Australia immersing themselves in their new culture. A...

Construction of the Cairo Eye (عين القاهرة) is officially set to kick off, with Egypt’s Minister of...

On 26 December, Cairo Jazz Club (CJC), a prominent bar with two locations across Cairo, Egypt hosted...

  If we have to summarize the changes that happened to the Egyptian family over the past...

Film photography is by no means a new way of photography, in fact, it has been around...

Egypt’s Ministry of Health and Population announced on Thursday night that the first batch of the Chinese...

Egypt’s Public Prosecution ordered on Thursday evening the release on bail of three staff members of the...

The Cairo Criminal Court sentenced two men to death for the killing of a 24-year-old woman earlier...

El Sofra, it’s the table all Egyptians eat on. It can be large, small, in the kitchen,...

The Cairo landscape is one that any Cairene is used to; and while it takes a special...

With a history dating back thousands of years, Egypt holds a wealth of inspirational culture and heritage....

Cairo is full of amazing experiences that most tourists – and even locals – aren’t fully aware...

Update: After this article was published, Egypt’s Public Prosecution announced that the Prosecutor-General had ordered the release...

Mohamed Reyad, a Cairo-based phone photographer, used to go out walking before working hours after Fajr prayer...

Nested in the heart of old Cairo, this historic souq, famous for its animated streets, mamluk landmarks,...