All posts tagged "Egypt culture"

Standing at a kiosk in the bustling neighborhood Mohandessin, a clerk offers someone a lukewarm soda, loose...

A melancholy tune rises from the riverbed, sweetened by personal grief; it is the mark of El...

A woman sits across the table, in her hands, an intricate flower-painted teacup. It’s a small thing,...

Glassy red-brew and tea biscuits, there’s nothing quite like an Egyptian cup of shai. Ever since its...

By: Aya Nader After being closed for 12 years for renovations, Cairo’s Aisha Fahmy Palace, located in...

An Egyptian initiative to redesign the Egyptian passport encourages progressive Egyptian designers to reflect the country’s 7000-year-old...

A few weeks ago during my weekly commute between Cairo and Alexandria, I eavesdropped on a conversation...