All posts tagged "morocco"

Dr. Ashraf Sobhy, Minister of Youth and Sports, announced that the Ministry of Sports aims to organize...

When I first saw the frying pans filled with floating zalabia, the round shape was extraordinarily similar...

As the World Cup approaches, a recent survey, conducted by GulfTalent, expects a major decline in work...

While solo traveling can be scary, it is an opportunity for a genuine self-discovery experience through venturing into the...

Egypt has put an end to the Moroccan curse, defeating Morocco for the first time in 31 years...

Egypt managed to secure a ticket to the 2017 African Cup of Nations quarterfinals after defeating a...

Morocco’s government has banned the sale, production, and import of the burqa, reported local media. According to...

Wandering through the Siwan marketplace, passing cartons filled with dates freshly picked from the towering palm trees,...

Two more Egyptian taekwondo players have qualified for the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Summer Olympics after participating...

The 2016 International Prize for Arabic Fiction (IPAF) has nominated three Egyptian novels for this year’s award....

All three telecommunication service providers in Morocco have blocked free mobile internet calls in a sudden and...

Taking the whole family on holiday can be a stressful ordeal. Between finding a destination everyone can...

Big words and twisted meanings have for long been the main tool devised by politicians and media...

An Egyptian court has permanently banned an annual Jewish festival that honors 19th Century Moroccan Rabbi Jaccob...

Every culture has a distinctive cuisine and the Middle East is no exception. Rich, filling, buttery and...