New solo album by Nazmi inspires and delights
Nazmi has been known as the jazz bassist with the spot-on funky grooves
Read More →Spot the Gringo and win
A gringo wearing an authentic sombrero and a poncho will be roaming the streets, and whoever manages to find him wins a free burrito with any order made
Read More →The stables of Nazlet El-Semman
Right next to the historical pyramids, horses live alongside poor Egyptians, in Nazlet El-Semman
Read More →Private lessons: symptom of a wider disease
Is eliminating private tuition from the educational process in Egypt really possible?
Read More →Prosecutor general bans 26 public figures from travelling
Investigations reveal former Al-Ahram chairpersons gave away gifts out of foundation’s budget
Read More →Six Days with Cab Drivers in Cairo
Understanding the grey between black and white
Read More →Sexual abuse within the family
Sexual abuse in Egypt is a great taboo but it is the victims who pay the price for society’s intolerance
Read More →Crash Boom Bang: Four years of music and surprises
Crash Boom Bang was formed from two popular cover bands, Vybe and Junk Male
Read More →The Egyptian underground music scene
How independent musicians suffer to present their art and dream of a diverse market in which they can achieve recognition
Read More →Morsy’s legitimacy at risk
Analysts sceptical about opposition dialogue with Morsy amid protests
Read More →Disability in Egypt
How a new governmental institution hopes to reduce the stigma of disability
Read More →ArtBeat Festival: A cultural meeting point
The band was astonished by the Mansoura audience, who sang along with the German lyrics, without understanding what they were saying. “The audience was the best public I have ever played for,” said Max Gaier, vocalist.
Read More →Khula: the last resort?
Daily News Egypt investigates women who depend on khula and those who are fighting for its existence
Read More →Jazz Mate: enhancing the music scene in Egypt
Pictures of icons hanging on a brick wall, sentimental tunes playing in the background, and a TV playing jazz concerts or documentaries complete the setting of JazzMate. The venue will have performances every Friday, although Mustafa said that they are seeking to host live music on a more frequent basis.
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