All posts tagged "poverty"

“King Farouk is buried near my house,” boasted Abdul Aziz Sahel in an interview with National Geographic....

As the first large-scale project aimed to fight poverty across rural Egypt, Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi...

A few days ago, while I was walking along the Nile Corniche, a cheerful-looking old man dressed...

  Within the United Nations 2030 Agenda framework, local governments and decentralization are considered to be the...

U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres issued an appeal on Monday for a global cease-fire as the world battles...

Last Friday, art collective Mashrou ElSaada (Project Happiness) took their Happiness Caravan 101 to the town of...

The Ministry of Health and Population announced the launch of a free family planning and reproductive health...

In many parts of the world, educational equity remains a pressing issue. Poverty often hinders educational opportunities...

Egypt’s annual inflation rate dropped to 2.4 percent in October 2019, marking the lowest annual inflation rate...

According to Al Ahram, the Egyptian Ministry of Social Solidarity has created a database in which it...

Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouly announced on Monday that a higher budget will be allocated to improve the...

Egyptian billionaire Naguib Sawiris has offered to hire six Egyptian teenagers who were detained in the city...

She rises, disheveled, out of her makeshift mattress and idly puts her clothes on. He hands her...

Egypt’s Bahera governor Nadia Abdo has encouraged people to go vote in the 2018 presidential elections promising...

Marwa Hassan is an 11-year-old girl from Aswan who decided to ignore the fact she had no...

The Egyptian parliament approved this week a comprehensive EGP 600 billion health insurance bill in a milestone...

The article is written by Youssra el-Sharkawy and Menna A. Farouk Founded as a place where women...