All posts tagged "egyptians"

Egypt’s Ministry of Emigration and Expatriate Affairs announced on Monday, 13 September, that it had launched an...

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

Egypt’s Ministry of Social Solidarity released a statement calling on nurseries to stop putting verses from the...

Lebanon is currently sinking into a humanitarian catastrophe, as the World Bank has described the crisis as...

More than 40 Egyptians safely returned to Cairo from Afghanistan late Monday 22 August on a military...

After the results of the “thanaweya ‘amma” (high school certificate) final exams were published live yesterday, the...

I recently visited the North Coast for a few days with my family after several years of...

The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) revealed that Egypt’s status on the UK’s travel ‘red list’...

The Pharaohs have missed out on a chance for a gold medal after being defeated by France...

Earlier this month, the Coptic Orthodox community in Vancouver, Canada woke up to a devastating tragedy after...

Ahead of the upcoming Eid Al Adha holiday in Egypt, the Cairo Governor announced a fine of...

Growing up in an Egyptian family, most women are told “you will only be allowed to travel...

On Friday 2 July 2021, Canada’s most popular national icon and the country’s tallest building, the CN...

Four people were found dead in Cyprus on Sunday 4 July, as the country battled the worst...

Visually, Luxor is most famous for its iconic temples. Yet beyond this, while there is the visual...

Egyptian-American Ramy Youssef surprised the world on Sunday night, winning a Golden Globe for ‘Best Performance by...

A day following the Ethiopian Airlines jet crash, it was made clear that no passengers survived the...