Youssra el Hawary, the Egyptian accordionist who is shaking up independent music
With her mutinous voice and cheerful melodies, Youssra el Hawary tells us sweet stories for the ears. And yet, in a poetic manner, she...
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Google’s New Machine Learning Software Allows You to Translate Ancient Egyptian Texts from Home
Thanks to Google, you’ll no longer need to be an Egyptologist to read ancient Egyptian texts! The California giant’s Arts and Culture division has...
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48 hours in Alexandria
Nicknamed the "Pearl of the Mediterranean", Alexandria was founded by Alexander the Great in 331 BC and spread throughout the Mediterranean basin as an...
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Covid-19: Egypt mourns actress Ragaa el-Gedawy
The Egyptian film star passed away this July at the age of 85 in the wake of Covid-19. She had just shot a TV...
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Dawar Kitchen, a community kitchen to empower refugees and egyptian women in Egypt
Cooking as a tool for dignified employment and social integration, is at the heart of Dawar Kitchen mission, an Egyptian community kitchen that offers...
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Mohammed Salah donates ambulance centre to his hometown
Freshly crowned English champions with his club Liverpool, Mohammed Salah wanted to confirm his sporting success and solidarity with the people of his hometown....
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Shaneikiah Bickham , coach and co-founder of the first Roller Derby team in Egypt
For 12 years, Egypt has had its own women's roller derby team. A sport of contact that might come as a surprise in a...
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Coronavirus: Egypt will accept international tourists as early as July
As in many countries around the world, Egyptian tourism has suffered from the pandemic. The government has decided to relaunch it this summer.
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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...