Shi’as, Salafis…and Sheep
Living in a country populated by people both gifted with a strong sense of humour and beset by stark contradictions, following the news can put one in a predicament of whether to laugh out loud read the rest…
Read More →Egypt: Re-thinking political parties
There are specific signs that differentiate political revolutions from social ones. Both types and patterns of revolution do entail a series of changes and transformations although on different levels. Social revolutions change property relations and read the rest…
Read More →6 April co-founder Ahmed Maher’s arrest update
6 April co-founder taken into custody by police at Cairo Airport on return from the US, charged with incitement
Read More →Nine new ministers sworn in, opposition critical
Hesham Qandil’s cabinet reshuffle was finalised on Tuesday, bringing nine replacements to his previous council of ministers
Read More →Local organisation introduces urban beekeeping
Producing your own honey: healthy for you and the world around you.
Read More →Bite Me Cairo: Master Chef Egypt
If your friends and family keep telling you that you ought to open your own restaurant, here is a chance to test your mettle.
Read More →Tentmakers to star in new film
New documentary shines light on Al-Khiamiah street and its unique artwork.
Read More →Four processions, four churches, one neighbourhood
Age-old tradition demonstrates unity among Egypt’s Christians on Good Friday
Read More →Military spokesperson denies military connection to underground prison
While quenching the rumor, the military called on news services to be objective and accurate
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