All posts tagged "journalism"

After the release of a critical report on the Nation’s Future Party (Mostaqbal Watan), several Mada Masr...

Egyptian Streets has been selected by Google for support and funding as part of its Google News...

A creative beacon whose light radiated in every corner in Egypt – an artist, a heart-wringer, and...

  From illustrated stories to riddles and one-frame ca​rtoons: Sindbad was a seminal children’s magazine, whose storytelling...

A writer of stories and iconic poems, a painter of visuals and comics, a master of sonics...

  Once upon a women’s movement, Doria Shafik, Egypt’s renowned suffragate and feminist founded the women’s journal...

Now, more than ever, with war erupting in Ukraine and multiple geographical pockets seeing systematic violence, worldwide...

For journalist, political scientist, and avid photographer Omneya El Naggar, excursions into historical, cultural, and natural corners...

To be a woman is to undergo several processes. From altering the shape of your nails, removing...

Update: After this article was published, Egypt’s Public Prosecution announced that the Prosecutor-General had ordered the release...

Observe the last 100 years of Arabic Egyptian journalism, from newspapers to magazines, starting from the 1920s...

Egyptian journalist and chief editor of the publication Mada Masr, Lina Attalah, was chosen among TIME Magazine’s...

Known for many a thing, from his ruba’iyat (quatrains) to his memorable songs from some of Egypt’s...

Tunisian activist Lina Ben Mhenni, one of the main icons of the 2011 Jasmine revolution in Tunisia,...

The idea of dialogue and storytelling in journalism has often taken a step back in the face...

Associated Press (AP) journalists Maggie Michael and Nariman El-Mofty won on Monday a Pulitzer Prize in international...

At the end of 2017, a New York Times documentary called “She Wants Independence. In Egypt, That...