Man accused of stabbing priest to death detained
Police say the accused has previously attacked his family; Coptic Church says the state has to change of “the culture of he nation which was poisoned by extremism.”
Adham Roshdy
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New solo album by Nazmi inspires and delights
Nazmi has been known as the jazz bassist with the spot-on funky grooves
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
The stables of Nazlet El-Semman
Right next to the historical pyramids, horses live alongside poor Egyptians, in Nazlet El-Semman
Private lessons: symptom of a wider disease
Is eliminating private tuition from the educational process in Egypt really possible?
Prosecutor general bans 26 public figures from travelling
Investigations reveal former Al-Ahram chairpersons gave away gifts out of foundation’s budget
Six Days with Cab Drivers in Cairo
Understanding the grey between black and white
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
Crash Boom Bang: Four years of music and surprises
Crash Boom Bang was formed from two popular cover bands, Vybe and Junk Male
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
Morsy’s legitimacy at risk
Analysts sceptical about opposition dialogue with Morsy amid protests
Disability in Egypt
How a new governmental institution hopes to reduce the stigma of disability
Children with disabilities: a struggle to cope
A rural rehabilitation centre faces financial and social barriers in its struggle to provide care to disabled children
Torture since the revolution
Torture under Mubarak, continuing under Morsy?
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.
Law centre launches campaign against torture
Nation Without Torture campaign addresses the violations of human rights and pressures authorities into implementing effective legislation
Khula: the last resort?
Daily News Egypt investigates women who depend on khula and those who are fighting for its existence
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.