All posts tagged "egypt"

As inflation skyrockets, many struggle to purchase homes in Egypt’s current economic climate, and even fewer are...

The mountains stand sentry to the grandeur of Egypt’s landscapes, welcoming the adventurous souls of those who...

With more Egyptians hoping to travel abroad, be it for a honeymoon, study, work, or tourism, Egyptians...

Mayar Sherif became the first ever Egyptian woman to win a Women’s Tennis Association title after beating...

As an author who managed to embed elaborate and immersive worlds into the pages of her stories...

Walking through the soulful streets of Korba, Heliopolis – a hotspot for lively cafes, restaurants, and bakeries...

As a young girl, digging inside my mother’s purse everyday was a rehearsal to adulthood. Sitting cross-legged...

February 2022 saw a paradigm shift in world economies, politics, and resource-management: it saw the outbreak of...

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi has given orders to establish the largest organ transplant center in the...

It was almost midnight on 10 July, 1923 when the sound of three gunshots echoed through London’s...

Activism has proven to help amend laws in Egypt, from child marriage to animal rights. Other campaigns,...

Embraced by the warmth of a sunset, which spreads a tender peach color over the Nile river,...

Egypt could potentially become the first African and Arab country to host the Summer Olympic Games, in...

Rarely has anyone visited Egypt and not noted the hospitality of Egyptian people. Egyptians will treat any...

Amplifying the voice of Egypt’s Coptic minorities on the global stage, Nermien Riad, founder and executive director...

To many Egyptians, summer means sahel. But what exactly does sahel mean? Scattered on Egypt’s northern coastline,...

When words fall short to commemorate a happy occasion, happy tears fall down, and zaghrata echoes loudly...