All posts tagged "culture"

Egypt’s Ministry of Social Solidarity announced on Tuesday that an orphan child is now permitted to include...

Egyptian filmmaker Omar El Zohairy has won the Grand Prize for Best Film in the Critics’ Week...

For artist and filmmaker Sharine Atif, creating films has been the ultimate act of healing and resisting....

“The main message behind this project is for us to realize the beauty of getting to know...

Growing up, Arabic was not a language spoken inside home or even outside of home; it was...

For years we have heard stories of our mothers and grandmothers mixing together household ingredients to make...

Summer in Egypt is often associated with beach getaways, warm summer nights with friends and family and...

What is sex? For centuries, female sexuality has been demonized and controlled by men and women alike....

A royal cry to battle, the clinking clash of weapons, arrows flying into the sky, and a...

Not many can say that they’ve made the monumental shift from working on an oil rig to...

In what ways do data and narrative interact? Are we driven by the data, or by the...

“What makes our struggles less painful is how people treat us,” Lina Kassah, founder of refugee kitchen...

Palestinian-British filmmaker Farah Nabulsi’s short film “The Present”, which depicts Palestinian struggle, has won the award for...

On the third of April 2021, the world watched as 22 mummies were transported from the Egyptian...

“Non-European languages and literatures” was reportedly the least popular degree choice for UK students in 2019. Every...

We all know the magic of a Cairene sunset: the colours reflecting on the Nile, clouds catching...

I recall the first time I ever saw an Egyptian advertisement. It was in the early 2000s...