All posts tagged "nile"

Visiting Egypt is a thrilling experience to any tourist, and in many cases, tourists wish to start...

A passion for traveling, a love for sports, and a mission to promote environmental conservation led Nagore...

Decked on the shimmery banks of the Nile are a line of wooden houseboats – two-storey structures...

The arrival of Disney’s ‘Moon Knight’ (2022) came with the realization that I am the “Egyptian friend”...

Built with impeccable structures and cutting-edge designs, skyscrapers tell stories of ambition and innovation. By definition, a...

“Pottery was literally a multidimensional cultural container that contained several aspects of the thoughts, beliefs, relationships, rituals,...

Egypt’s Minister of Irrigation and Water Resources Mohamed Abdel Ati stated on Tuesday in a virtual conference...

Leaving Egypt can be bittersweet. Like everything else in life, it has its pros and cons and...

Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah El Sisi warned on Tuesday that any attempts to “take a single drop...

President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi met with Sudanese officials in Khartoum on Saturday to discuss the ongoing...

The desert scene is one that Egyptians abroad are often mistaken to permanently live in, whether with...

Mohamed Reyad, a Cairo-based phone photographer, used to go out walking before working hours after Fajr prayer...

Nestled at the very peak of Egypt’s Damietta governorate lies a lesser known coastal gem by the...

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed stated that his country will begin filling the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam...

“This is the Egypt we want,” wrote Hafez Al Mirazi on social media, professor at the American...

A huge number of studies have indicated that future conflicts in the Middle East and Africa would...

Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia have agreed that Ethiopia will not start filling its new hydroelectric Grand Ethiopian...