All posts tagged "Cairo"

Interim President Adly Mansour addressed Egyptians for the last time as president on Wednesday, a day after...

Former Military Chief Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi has been sworn into office at the High Constitutional Court in...

By Sarah Mourad, The Cairo Post After thousands of years of civilization, Egyptian culture still refuses those...

As a stray dog’s refuge from the scalding sun, an improvised clothes stand or a corroding, fossilized...

Egyptians have started queuing across the country to vote on the country’s next President in the two-day...

An Egyptian court sentenced former President Hosni Mubarak to three years in prison after he was convicted...

At least four have been wounded in a late night explosion that targeted an election rally in...

The 250 Egyptian truck drivers that had been abducted in the Libyan City of Ajdabiya have been...

If there is someone who can inspire you to chase your dreams, it is Ibrahim Hamato. Ibrahaim...

By Emad Shahin, American University in Cairo As I write this, 20 journalists – including several al-Jazeera...

Egypt’s Aswan was overcome with a sandstorm in a scale never before seen, leaving at least four...

The Egyptian government has decided to re-commence daylight savings, three years after it was cancelled. State media...

At least five have been killed and 12 injured in three different explosions across South Sinai and...

By Khaled Fahmy, Aswat Masriya About two years ago, I had a very interesting conversation with my...

By Mohamed Khairat, Editor-in-Chief, EgyptianStreets.com While many have strayed away from Egypt since the 2011 revolution, Bieke...

By Mohamed Khairat, Editor-in-Chief, EgyptianStreets.com One evening between classes, nearly nine years ago, Karim Roshdy stumbled upon...

By Anya Vanecek, Aswat Masriya At the top of Ahmed Orabi Street, seven Americans smiled impishly at...