All posts tagged "Cairo"

By Arwa Gaballa, contributor, EgyptianStreets.com In an attempt to solve one of life’s most complicated dilemmas for...

Egypt’s Minister of Defence Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, widely expected to run for President, has stated that that...

Egypt is going space, and despite criticism, here is why this decision is the right one given...

“If the lion is the most efficient king of the jungle, would you take him out of...

Egypt’s Minister of Antiquities has announced that Cairo’s Islamic Art Museum has been “completely destroyed,” in a...

By Mohamed Khairat, founder, EgyptianStreets.com Once one of the world’s most visited tourist attractions, Egypt’s Pyramids have...

By Marwan Kamal, contributor, EgyptianStreets.com The following “A-Z” reasons were found after interviewing several teachers and individuals....

The nation referred to as “Om El Donya” or “Mother of the World” is not leading the...

As the crisis in Egypt continues to deteriorate, well-educated Egyptians flee the country like never before. Economist...

Since the 2011 revolution, old photographs of Egypt and classic films showing an elegant and prosperous Egyptian...

22-year-old Abdo thinks he has found the recipe on how to make Egypt a better place to...

Thousands of Morsi supporters and Islamists now find themselves deprived from the same legal rights as Christian...

By Laurine Pierre, contributor, EgyptianStreets.com Scattered with farms and crop fields, Dahab Island (Gezirat Dahab) is one...

 As Egypt cracks down on foreign journalists, reporting from the country becomes increasingly dangerous By Peter Schwartz,...

By Alice Tegle, correspondent, EgyptianStreets.com With Egypt on curfew, daily routines can quickly into dangerous encounters. A...

More than 1,000 artifacts spanning 3500 years of history looted or destroyed during Egypt’s violence By Giacomo Crescenzi,...

The streets are empty,  shops are closed, the only souls on the streets are those of the...