All posts tagged "giza"

After one of his many architecture lectures in Cairo, Mouaz Abouzeid, a prominent Egyptian architect, rightfully anticipated...

When a craving for an oriental Egyptian breakfast strikes, it’s hard to shake. That’s how my companions...

Spending the Eid break by the beach is great, but there’s a certain charm to spending it...

Egyptian authorities arrested a male nurse earlier today, Saturday the 3rd of July, following reports that he...

El Sofra, it’s the table all Egyptians eat on. It can be large, small, in the kitchen,...

Egypt and the Word Bank have begun negotiations on a $200 million package to finance the Greater...

In the latest edition of the Lonely Planet’s “Best in Travel 2020” travel guide, the capital city...

Everyday, we walk past people we do not know: the butcher at the market, the young man...

On Wednesday, Thomson Foundation announced that Egyptian Photojournalist Mostafa Darwish won its fifth annual mobile journalism (‘mojo’)...

  A large number of tourists visited the pyramids of Giza this Saturday despite the bomb attack...

On Friday evening, an improvised explosive device (IED) was set off as a bus carrying tourists drove...

iSharp Managing Director for the Middle East, Ashraf Hazin, announced on Tuesday the establishment of Egypt’s first...

Manal Awad Mikhail was sworn in on Friday before Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi as the new...

The end of the summer vacation may be just around the corner, but it is never too...

General Director of Luxor Antiquities Mohamed Abdel Aziz announced on Sunday that a second ancient Egyptian sphinx,...

The Swiss Federal Criminal Court ruled on Friday that the storage company based at Geneva Free Port...

The mystery behind three dead children, who were discovered on Tuesday burned and wrapped in black plastic...