All posts tagged "youth"

By Kerning Cultures Mention “brain drain” to any Middle Easterner and they’ll nod sadly: yes, we have...

By Farah Khairat and Sara Elmessiry In some countries, womanhood is honored and held in incredibly high regard....

By Rana Kamaly, BECAUSE “With Souq el Kher, we have the idea of the closed circle, where...

Nearly a week has passed since protests broke out in the western Tunisian town of Kasserine following...

Mr. Robot, USA Network’s summer hit about a vigilante hacker whose mission is to take down one...

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi launched a new project aimed at “building a civilized well-educated society through getting...

Each day around the gloomy streets of Egypt, our eyes identify the hunger of those in need....

Everyday, uncountable ideas are born but they scarcely materialize into actual products or services without proper direction and nurture....

Amid an inspirational atmosphere, the Greek Campus in Downtown Cairo stood witness to the fierce Empowering Egyptian...

By Kerning Cultures Opinions differ as to whether the revolutions in Egypt precipitated a culture of entrepreneurship:...

By Kerning Cultures Author’s note: The material and conversations for this piece took place prior to the...

The unemployment rate among the youth between the ages of 18 and 29 hit 26.3 per cent...

There’s a dark side to everything –especially to living in Egypt, the country that is progressively growing...

Almost 20 percent of Egyptian youth aged between 15 and 29 expressed their desire to live abroad,...

The revocation of Egyptian nationalities has made to the headlines quite a few times recently. From Mohamed...

Cinema, unlike many forms of art and literature, can be very easy to grasp. It opens up...

Most economists today agree that entrepreneurship is a necessary ingredient for stimulating economic growth and employment opportunities...