All posts tagged "egypt"

Upper Egypt is one of Egypt’s most under-resourced and underdeveloped regions, which puts a great strain on...

Last month, Ebtessama Foundation collaborated with Vodafone Egypt for Community Development to introduce a ‘first of its...

Governor of the Red Sea governorate, General Ahmad Abdallah, recently announced that plastic bags in Marsa Alam...

  When a business opens a new branch elsewhere in the same city, that is usually a...

After four months in solitary confinement in a male prison, Malak al-Kashif, a transgender woman who was...

In an effort to strengthen its collaboration with Egypt’s Ministry of Interior, a delegation from the National...

Opera Aida, the most famous four-act opera inspired by ancient Egypt, will be performed at the mortuary...

Cairo’s governor Khaled Abdel Aal announced a new initiative on Sunday to plant gardens on all the...

The idea of dialogue and storytelling in journalism has often taken a step back in the face...

Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi launched the initiative ‘Decent Life’ in collaboration with the Ministry of Social...

Are you fishing for undiscovered food gems in Cairo? It is almost impossible not to notice the...

There is no doubt by now that the startup economy has been rapidly growing over the past...

Confirming social media rumors, a private Egyptian company has announced the launch of a local ride-hailing application to rival...

As AFCON trudges on in Egypt, we had hoped for the best. We hoped for an exciting...

Upon arriving to the Red Sea city of El Gouna for the Egyptian-German Cairo Climate Talks’ (CCT)...

Governer of Giza Ahmed Rashed announced on Thursday that the governorate will implement a number of measures...

Among Egypt’s Christian community, the vast majority are Orthodox Coptic Christians. Evangelical Christians constitute only a small...