Gazans endure power blackouts with dark humour
Hemmed in by Israeli and Egyptian blockades, Gaza is plagued by long and frequent power blackouts, prompting some residents to try to lighten the mood with dark humour.
Healing herbs: providing an alternative to regular cosmetics
Healing Herbs Boutique aims to provide customer with all of their cosmetic needs
Egypt army says Kuwait paper ‘misinterpreted’ Sisi president bid
Kuwait newspaper Al-Seyassah ran an interview with Sisi on Thursday in which he was quoted as saying he would run in the presidential election
Saving the environment, one plastic bag at a time
Genuine Plastic Bags makes useful products out of plastic bags and extends their lifecycle.
Germany voices concern over Egypt media freedom
"It is important for our bilateral relations but also for the political process in North Africa that Egypt succeeds in the transition to a consolidated democracy," Steinmeier said
Bites fil beit: Arnabeet ma’ly- Fried cauliflower
We love food. We love the real, down to earth, tried-and-tested, handed-down-through-the-generations, local Egyptian food. Here is your chance to learn how to make these local delicacies in your own…
Al-Jazeera: less than half of wanted Egypt reporters are staff
Twenty journalists referred to trial, only 9 of which are Al Jazeera staff. Of the 20, 16 are Egyptian reporters.
Conflicts wracking Egyptian football reflect country’s political malaise
By James M. Dorsey Multiple conflicts between Egypt’s military-backed government and the country’s foremost soccer clubs that pit militant soccer fans against both Egypt’s autocratic leaders and club managers could force…
Gamaliya Street to be turned into ‘open-air museum’
Project Manager Mohamed Abdel Aziz said that the ministry has signed a contract with a company hired to fix and operate electronic gates on Moez Street
Zaazou orders travel agencies to take necessary precautions for Umrah season
Ministry of tourism and travel agents sector prepare for the Umrah season