Police move in to protect Suez governorate building
Protests call for the resignation of the governor
The green world of Khadra
Family run Khadra is one of the places where you can find a large variety of home grown plants, shrubs and trees
Bite Me Cairo: Reel Relationships
What if you are a foodie and your partner is not?
Kolkasia khadra – Green taro roots
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…
6 April: the facts
The 6 April Youth Movement which started with a Facebook group is one of the most powerful political movements today
When will the west pay the price for its support of political Islam in the Arab world?
History confirms that the relationship between the west and the Muslim Brotherhood is not a recent phenomenon, but rather has existed since the organisation was created. During the British Occupation,…
To hell with the dictatorship of the majority
My new Egyptian friend is very excited about the recent developments in Egypt. She hates President Mohamed Morsy to pieces and wants a liberal to replace him. She considers herself…
Review: Columnists ask who makes decisions in the palace?
After President Morsy withdrew the decision to raise the taxes on all luxurious commodities, columnists ask, who influences the president in making such decisions? Many writers have accused him of…
In Pictures: Islamists march from Al Rashdan to Rabaa
Chants from the stage set in Rabaa : “Constitution, Freedom, Islamic Shari’a.”
Egypt judges to boycott referendum
Over 90 percent of Judges’ Club members vote to boycott constitutional referendum