All posts tagged "giza"

Located near the Giza Pyramids, Egypt’s Sphinx International Airport (SPX) is set to become operational in mid-July...

Egypt is not known for high-risk earthquakes. When there is an earthquake, it often comes in the...

In a strange turn of events, social media users have shared dubious footage of Egypt’s iconic Sphinx...

As I walk through the noisy and bustling Ramsis Street, heading towards the mawqaf (microbus station) behind...

From local and international restaurants, cafés, and retail shops, to entertainment areas and parking spaces, Mamsha Ahl...

Wide citrus-soaked gardens, pouches of pumpkin seeds sold off by the parcel, and a lingering chirp of...

Neon lights bring alive the eyes of statues, and the opaque shadow of a column falls over...

For the first time since 2019, RiseUp Summit, one of the region’s largest entrepreneurship events, is coming...

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’)...