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Cairo’s Guitar Hero

  /  May 19, 2013  /  Culture  /  No Comments

Adel Sakr is considered by many musicians to be the capital’s best guitar fixer

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Hotel Dining: Fresh and flavourful sushi at the Fairmont

  /  February 28, 2013  /  Tourism  /  No Comments

Saki offers a relaxing experience and delicious sushi, something Heliopolis residents have been craving for some time

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Google’s Science Fair sponsors young minds

  /  February 7, 2013  /  Culture  /  No Comments

Google is now accepting submissions through a website set up for the competition

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New in the movies

  /  February 7, 2013  /  Culture  /  No Comments

Movie previews

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The BootCamp: basic to brutal in one place

  /  February 6, 2013  /  Lifestyle  /  No Comments

The idea behind the BootCamp is to promote the lifestyle and not just the sport

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Mosireen teaches citizen journalism in Nag Hammadi

  /  February 5, 2013  /  Culture  /  No Comments

Mosireen Taking citizen journalism to the citizens of Nag Hammadi

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Participants needed for World Press Photo’s storytelling course

  /  February 4, 2013  /  Culture  /  No Comments

WPP: The course takes place in the framework of a bigger project called “Reporting Change: Investigating and documenting transition in the Middle East and North Africa”

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Agora revives classic Hellenic concept through art

  /  February 4, 2013  /  Culture  /  No Comments

Agora aims to provide a place where the exchange of culture and ideas is allowed to flourish

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Gozoor, exploring culture through dress

  /  February 3, 2013  /  Culture  /  No Comments

Gozoor is a newly-established Egyptian company that explores Egyptian culture and identity through clothes and fashion.

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Dining out in Cairo’s hotels: Sushi that covers the basics at Sushi Ya

  /  January 31, 2013  /  Tourism  /  No Comments

Cairo is home to many five star hotels and most include specialty restaurants, ranging from Oriental to Italian to sushi. Several DNE reporters went out to dinner to find hidden gems behind the glossy facades of the capital’s high class hotels.

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Nile Project concert brings 400 million together

  /  January 31, 2013  /  Culture  /  No Comments

The Nile Project brings nile basin artists together in a new concert in Cairo

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The whole fruit experience of Lychee

  /  January 30, 2013  /  Lifestyle  /  No Comments

Lychee also offers a selection of hot and cold drinks, in addition to a fresh fruits and fruit salads

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FJP-sponsored pop: Dolly Chahine and friends in Hurghada

  /  January 29, 2013  /  Culture, Music  /  No Comments

Tourism enhancement concert stirs controversy

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Prophet’s birthday doll: gimmick or shift in culture?

  /  January 28, 2013  /  Culture  /  No Comments

Celebrations of the Prophet’s Muhammad’s birthday are purely cultural

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The Cairo book fair is back, bring a cart

  /  January 22, 2013  /  Culture  /  No Comments

The 44th Cairo international book fair to commence on 23 January

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Amr Diab shares stage with winners of YouTube competition

  /  January 20, 2013  /  Culture  /  No Comments

The competition was created as part of the Amr Diab YouTube Academy. Amr Diab created the academy to reach his fans through the internet

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Sekhmet’s bits: Forgotten statue uncovered

  /  January 17, 2013  /  Culture  /  No Comments

Made of granite, the statue was discovered last Tuesday as part of the delegation of the American Research Centre In Egypt (ARCE) with the cooperation of the Ministry of Antiquities

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Quality food, one lettuce at a time

  /  January 16, 2013  /  Lifestyle  /  No Comments

Egyptian Hydrofarms is the latest environmental effort that is looking to supply you fresh vegetables that are grown hydroponically and pesticide-free

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The strings behind Khoyout

  /  January 15, 2013  /  Culture  /  No Comments

Puppetry in Egypt has become a dying art; the state-owned puppet theatre that produced the famous show has lost most of its former glory

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One workshop to rule them all

  /  January 15, 2013  /  Culture  /  No Comments

The workshops include everything from script and creative writing, to mosaic and sculpting

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