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Read More →Students launch organic soap company Saboony
The new company incorporates sustainability and better business practices in producing organic products.
Read More →Tajjer offers high quality online shopping
New online platform promises excellent customer service.
Read More →Op-ed Review: History repeats itself and wheat
One columnist recalls an incident in Egyptian history that resembles what happened and is still happening now. The other one is exploring the wheat issue and how Egypt can attain self-sufficiency. In the presence of read the rest…
Read More →In Search of Oil and Sand reminds viewers of a forgotten era
A documentary shows the lives of some members of Egyptian Royalty before the 1952 coup d’état.
Read More →Desire, Deceit, and Difficult Deliveries
New exhibition claims to be inspired by Ovid’s Metamorphoses
Read More →Book sale aims at establishing cultural hubs
Fundraiser uses old books to fund charitable causes.
Read More →Hybrid exhibition offers a new takes centaur concept to the extreme
Artist Shaimaa Sobhy explores the idea of femininity through unconventional creatures.
Read More →Op-ed review: Ikhwan-oriented media and Islamists during the revolution
One columnist addresses the authorities’ control of media apparatus, and the other discusses how people deny the role of Islamists in the revolution. Yasser Abdel Aziz ‘Ikhwanization’ of national media Al-Masry Al-Youm Columnist Yasser Abdel read the rest…
Read More →Grace and legends combine in exquisite performance
India by the Nile festival ends with an evening of traditional dance.
Read More →Fundraising concert a great success
The evening of classical oriental and western music was organised to benefit Syrian refugees in Egypt.
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UNHCR organises benefit concert for Syrian refugees
UNHCR sheds light on Syrian refugees in Egypt through fundraising concert
Read More →Op-ed review: Civilization and Brazil
One columnist refers to Sayyid Qutb’s writings to highlight how civilization will be destroyed and another comments on Brazil’s path to economic reform. Dr Murad Wahba Either civilisation or the Muslim Brotherhood Al Masry Al read the rest…
Read More →Dude looks like a lady
Recently, the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women published a report stating that 99.3% of women in Egypt had experienced harassment. This included all forms of sexual harassment: verbal, physical, read the rest…
Read More →Exhibition explores the role of images in modern life
New photography exhibition in Cairo displays photographs from all over the world, and creates an opportunity for local amateurs.
Read More →Hamdi Attia’s works on paper
New exhibition for Hamdi Attia features some interesting pieces.
Read More →Review: The media, Qatar and businessmen
One columnist addresses what he sees as flaws in the media, and another addresses current economic issues, including reconciliation with businessmen such as Sawiris and Ezz, and the issue of receiving money from Qatar. Four read the rest…
Read More →Tentmakers to star in new film
New documentary shines light on Al-Khiamiah street and its unique artwork.
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Some suggestions on how to make the most of your vacation
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