Jordan: the schoolboy who made 1000 masks for refugees
The young Jordanian boy Mogtaba Fadol, helped by his brother Ahmed, aged respectively 10 and 12, recently showed their solidarity by making more than...
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Sara El Laithy, Egypt’s little mermaid, watches over the Red Sea biodiversity
Profession mermaid, a dream that came true for Sara El Laithy, an egyptian who decided to make her life an art of the underwater...
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In Cairo, two sisters provide solar energy to the poor
In Cairo, some underprivileged communities still have to use gas tanks to heat their water, a plague that two Egyptian-American sisters are trying to...
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Egypt: discovering antiquity from your sofa
In this period of confinement, many have had to cancel trips, outings, and other outdoor activities. Although an overwhelming amount of cultural attractions are...
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Egypt: the oldest remaining pyramid reopens its doors to visitors
Located in Saqqara, just south of Cairo, the 4,700-year-old Pharaoh Djoser pyramid, stands tall today as the oldest in Egypt, reopening its doors to...
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Egypt’s Nubians: attracting tourists with their pet crocodiles
In Egypt’s Nubian villages, extending along the Nile river, many indigenous inhabitants keep crocodiles in their homes as cherished pets. As descendants of one...
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The heartwarming story of a homeless Egyptian hired by the Emirati royal family
The power of social media is limitless and can sometimes materialize into something rather frightening. Yet there are instances in which a viral post...
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Egyptian justice banned the niqab from Cairo University.
The High Administrative Court of Egypt has just ruled in favor of banning the wearing of the niqab by the teaching staff of Cairo...
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An Egyptian man jumps on the tracks to save his daughter…
An Egyptian father became the star of social networks by fearlessly throwing himself under a train to his daughter's rescue.