Pounding the pavement: joggers of Cairo; unite and take over!
Work up a sweat by battling traffic, smog and cracked sidewalksCAIRO: Strapping on your sneakers and going for a jog in this cramped city of 17 million people is like…
DVD rental in Cairo
Looking for a DVD rental? In a corner street in the Mohandiseen neighborhood, hidden amongst trees and buildings, is your solution. "Better Music is a small store loaded with everything…
Global human rights organizations denounce death sentence of alleged 'Taba bombers'
Local and international human rights organizations strongly denounced the recent death sentencing of three men convicted of playing a role in the terrorist attacks in the Sinai resort town of…
Ottawa launches torture investigation
Canadian citizen says he was wrongly imprisoned in EgyptCAIRO: Investigators in Canada will launch a probe into allegations that a Canadian citizen suspected of links to Al-Qaeda was wrongly detained…
Al Ahly's red lions fall in blaze of glory
Al Ahly club, invincible champions of Africa, gave it their all against Brazil's Internacional de Porto Alegre at the Fifa Club World Cup semi-finals yesterday but in the end, samba…
Zamalek's Cajuda confident despite disappointing draw
But coach could be in hot waterZamalek coach Manuel Cajuda said he is confident his team will qualify to the semi-finals of the Arab Champions League (ACL) despite the disappointing…
Man kills wife and mother
Vows to do it again if they come back to lifeThe Al Quos prosecutor's office in Qena has ordered the detention of Hammouda Abdel Fatah Abdel Karim, 32, for killing…
Muslim Brotherhood apologizes for 'militia' demonstration . sort of
CAIRO: Muslim Brotherhood students, who dressed in hooded militia garb during a recent demonstration against government crackdowns on political activism, have regretted their actions but fell short of a full…
