All posts tagged "Cairo"

Ramadan is a spiritual time for Muslims and the pace of life significantly slows down in Islamic...

Over the past few years, Cairo’s independent arts and cultural sector has increasingly made decisive efforts to...

By denouncing the inappropriate clothing of Christian women attending the Orthodox Coptic Easter sermon on April 30,...

How do the schedules of Cairo’s vibrant concert venues adapt to the festive month of Ramadan? Do...

A week-long heatwave is expected to hit Egypt starting Sunday, with temperatures during the day soaring to...

Maat Contemporary Dance Company and Cairo Contemporary Dance Center “CCDC” are kicking off the third edition of...

From diving and breathtaking coral reefs of the Red Sea to the dunes of the Great Sand...

Acclaimed writer Alaa Al Aswany stated that he is being sued by a military court for criticizing...

According to Italian news agency Di Viaggi, regular flights from Rome and Naples will be heading to...

After the tragic events in Ramses Cairo Railway Station, killing more than 20 people and injuring 40...

According to photos circulated on social media and various local media outlets, a large and deadly blaze...

Egypt’s government began removing slums in the eastern part of the 1200-year-old Jewish cemeteries in Cairo’s Bassatine,...

Cairo has a waste problem that is too big for its public funding agencies and the Zabbaleen...

In the last few years, Egyptians have been wondering about the future of the real estate sector,...

Film My Design (FMD) is launching its first annual edition of the design-film festival on the 15th...

In the seventh part in an Egyptian Streets article series under the name of East-West Chitchat that aims to spark...

Forever concerned that we might be under-dressed to walk the streets in Egypt, we were taken aback...