All posts tagged "egyptian"

Sunlight pairs best with cotton, and cotton is best Egyptian; from romantic metaphors to anecdotes of fine-living,...

The Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) has announced the activation of the InstaPay application on Wednesday 23...

A city tainted by car fumes and streets bursting at the seams, Cairo’s urban sprawl overshadowed many...

“Children’s drawings are beautiful. These drawings are more than just a hobby for children, they are a...

The old Gamaliya quarter in Cairo is humble and bustling, cobblestone streets and squat buildings. In one...

Egyptian histories are a blend of divinity and devotion; there is no recent or distant memory that...

A signature blend of cotton, wool, and culture is embodied in the jalabiya—a gown-like kaftan that has...

There’s salt on the brow and upper lip when one enters Alexandria’s Cecil Hotel. It’s the 1940s,...

Laila Pence the epitome of the American Dream – rushed out of a war-torn Egypt at nine,...

“My mother once told me that I was sleep-talking, as if I was answering phone calls during...

  26-year old Australian-Egyptian Doctor Daniel Nour has been named the 2022 Young Australian of the Year....

Big changes start with small beginnings. Greta Thunberg gained the world’s attention when she first turned up...

Nour, a quarterly review of books by and about Arab women published from 1994 to 2004, has...

Netflix released on Wednesday, January 5, the official teaser for Tunisian actress Hend Sabry’s new six-episode series...

There are certain holiday songs that inject a nostalgic feeling everytime we approach winter, and for some...

Less than 24 hours after Egypt declared, in late November, that no cases of the new COVID-19...

Before the start of nearly every week, my mom picks up her phone and looks through the...