Ptolemaic-era tomb of nobleman, his musician wife, accidentally unearthed in Sohag
Extraordinary colours, inscriptions, found on tomb’s walls
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Two mummies accidentally discovered in Menoufiya
Unearthed mummy was covering another one beneath it in sarcophagus
Egypt’s Invisible Map reveals country’s unspotted gems
Project aims to inform tourists on Egypt’s eco-friendly places, activities, required budget
Eighth D-CAF kicks off with women-dominated art performances
Festival distributed around 2,000 tickets for street children, refugees, people with disabilities
Witness to War and Peace: Egypt, the October War, and Beyond: English memoir of Al-Sadat’s Cabinet
Aboul Gheit takes readers back in time to very critical moment, 5 October 1973, one day before war
Paris dresses up for ancient Egypt’s young king
After 50 years of absence, Tutankhamen’s belongings revisit Paris in exhibition on 21 March
Four decades of portraying women’s faces
Helmi El-Touni’s lifetime exhibition features beauty of women across his career
Hawas presents booklet of Tutankhamun’s GEM displayed relics
The GEM is planned to have the whole collection of Tutankhamun’s monuments
Ministry of Antiquities revamps worn archaeological sites
Restoration part of ministry’s latest plan to renovate abandoned archaeological sites
AUC brings 1919 Revolution’s art work back to life
In two hours, Mahgoub, Eskenderella captured hearts of audience, took them back in time to revolution’s original songs
7th India by the Nile festival brings homeland’s cultural legacy to Egypt
Egypt studying launching similar cultural festival, Egypt by the Ganges, by 2020
In isthmus of road: exhibition featuring women’s alluring beauty
For me, men only present physical power, cruelty in art, says artist
Oldest tattooing tool discovered in North America
‘This gives some insight into how people used tattoos for social, spiritual status in past,’ says lead author
Medical students revive 1970s in prom photoshoot
‘I was driven by a real passion to relive the era I love the most,’ says photographer
Third Awladna International Forum for Arts of Gifted: leap into differently-abled children’s talents
Discrimination, lack of social acceptance main social struggle children with disabilities constantly go through, says UNICEF representative in Egypt
People You May Know: exhibition daringly reflects Egyptian society’s relationships
Marriage, process of objectifying women in Egypt, regardless of the life she’ll have afterwards, says artist
Remembering popular Arab romance stories on Valentine’s Day
As Valentine’s Day knocks on the door, the world celebrates the red day with expressing their affectionate towards their partners. Decades before the love day was internationally recognised, the Arab world see iconic stories of loving couples whom endearment remained unforgettable over the years and even inherited across generations. Those love tales, which were written …
When Dreams Call for Silence: exhibition digging into human inner peace
‘Artwork comes as a result of grappling with silence, for months I dug deep inside my soul, struggling to find quietness,’ says artist
Tahrir Cultural Centre to revive Egypt’s art scene
For 100 years, The American University in Cairo (AUC) has been an educational hub which brought the world some of the most prominent intellectuals, as well as has been a home to several hardworking and world-changing figures who managed to reshape Egypt’s modern history in the different fields. The long-established university celebrated its centennial on …
Sharjah ruler visits Cairo International Book Fair
New location of book fair presents civilised image which suits Egypt: Sheikh Sultan III
UK FCO funds new educational system with EGP 276m
Allocated budget to reform educational systems in Sinai, Ismailia
Long awaited for Tutankhamun’s tomb reopened after restoration
Colours of paintings were previously unclear, almost faint due to humidity, dust
Ptolemaic-era burial chamber unearthed filled with mummies
Forty mummies discovered well preserved, varying in burial methods
Amateur artist features Nubia’s alluring beauty
‘Many people believe Nubians still live in tents, with nothing but desert in faraway land’: artist
Grand Egyptian Museum revives tourism even before official inauguration
Construction work of museum due to end by mid- 2019, over 45,000 artefacts safely found home; GEM Director
Inside Cairo, Azbakeya book fairs
New location of 50th Cairo International Book Fair captures peoples’ hearts, while Azbakeya’s congestion stirs controversy
For first time, Al-Sisi inaugurates 50th Cairo International Book Fair
Cultural events reflect Egypt’s intent to support publishing industry as soft power fighting extremism, says culture minister
50th Cairo International Book Fair to launch in EIEC Wednesday
CIBF 2019 names Arab League as guest of honour, commemorates Tharwat Okasha, Suhair al-Qalamawi
My name is Nour: documenting life of young diabetic Down Syndrome athlete
‘I believe children with special needs not society’s centre of attention because they rarely spotlighted in media portals’ director says
Verynile: local initiative seeking to end Nile’s pollution
‘Broken ceramic sinks, old clothes, blankets, plastic bags, boxes, some of what we came across when cleaning river for first time’, says project manager