All posts tagged "egyptian children"

“Children of today are the leaders of tomorrow,” is a quote often attributed to Nelson Mandela. Despite...

Translated books sit on street corners gathering curb-side dust, their vacuum-sealed plastic wraps starting to tear. ‘Harry...

With a week-long Eid Al Adha break coming up, Cairo is expected to be a ghost town....

With the academic year almost over, and schoolchildren starting their favorite time of the year — the...

A spacious playground, a computer lab, a library, a 150-seat theater, and an art room, all located...

“Severe diets are completely wrong for children, it makes them feel deprived, and makes them feel that...

Shopping for school supplies, ironing uniforms, and setting alarms: these activities are the main focus of most...

The 3rd edition of the annual “WellSpring Egypt” camp was launched on 13 May by the Minister...

An Egyptian school sets real fire to some of the waste inside the school, in attempts to...

Marwa Hassan is an 11-year-old girl from Aswan who decided to ignore the fact she had no...

Imagine being told you can not return to school until you have 1000 pounds ($US 128). Imagine you’re...

As the summer vacation comes to an end, Egyptians recap on their vacations differently. While some share...

A Giza misdemeanour’s court sentenced on Wednesday a manager of an Orphanage to two years’ hard labour...

Egyptian social media users have erupted in anger following the circulation of a video showing the horrific...

In communities where poverty and illiteracy are rife, you invariably see girls under the age of eighteen...

An Egyptian prosecutor referred a middle-school teacher to trial on Sunday over charges of sexually harassing one...

The National Council for Childhood and Motherhood has announced that there have been 66 cases involving violence...