Egyptian fighters defeat Arab combatants at 2017 Muay Thai competition
All Egyptians have fighting spirits in themselves, they are physically strong and possess incredible agility, says Thai ambassador
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Loyal Egyptian fans of Chester Bennington commemorate his life
He has changed my life, and I’m forever grateful. Every success that I have come to achieve in my life due to his lyrics and songs, says one fan
Jaziah: first female photography team in Upper Egypt named over ancient Arab princess
People still portray Upper Egypt districts as savage basic places where females have a limited access to education until they get married so they are forced to stay at home; says founder
Dragon Boat: a Chinese sport with an Egyptian twist
Egypt’s first Dragon boat team is currently preparing for a dragon boat race taking place in Luxor next October
Indian Embassy in Cairo celebrates release of 500th issue of “Sawtul Hind”
Sawtul Hind chronicled history and noted how our ancient civilizations grew around noble rivers far apart but were united by the seas, says Indian ambassador to Egypt
Wahet El-Ghoroub: history featured between the novel and series
While the novel focused on the political turmoil during Oraby’s era, the TV series portrayed the change in human nature
Calls to boycott Darb 1718 after claims of allowing Veterinary Services to poison stray dogs
Owner denies and plans to use what happened into setting a strategy to save 2,000 stray dogs in the area of Old Cairo, where the centre is located
Egyptians turn their back on foreign cuisines for sake of oriental food
Elmenus published a series of info graphs of Egyptians’ food preferences in 2016, koshary and kebda top the list
“War of Shadow: The Dark Throne”: an opening gate to the beginning of creation
The novel is the first part of a fantasy trilogy that portrays the eternal battle between good and evil
When Eid cookies “kahk” trace societal changes
The road from fresh home-baked kahk to red velvet ones
Arab Arts Focus presents talents of Middle East in Edinburgh
Eight live shows depict Arab struggles through contemporary dancing, storytelling, and visual arts
Most TV series during Ramadan rely on sexual-related content
A report by the Supreme Council for Media Regulations documented shows with verbal vulgarity, political projections, and sex promotion
The story of a lady who almost gave her life to save stray dogs
“I don’t care; these dogs have to be killed. I’m just doing my job!” was the answer Alaa got from the man who laid out the poison—while children were playing nearby
Ramadan’s charity campaigns spotlights heroes and optimism
With people spending hours of their days watching Ramadan’s TV series, they are being subjected to many commercials, which have turned into as important a part of Ramadan routine as the food and family gatherings. For years, Ramadan has been the perfect chance for non-profit organisations to promote their charity work in order to ask …
Ghada Abdel Razik accused of ruining flight attendants’ reputation
For years, superstar Ghada Abdel Razik and her Ramadan series have been grabbing the attention of many viewers, with the actress’ unexpected roles besides the creativity of the script and the interesting plot—something that might change this year with her latest series “Ard Gaw” (Ground to Air), directed by Mohammed Gomaa. The first episode of …
Pottery workshops demolished in Fayoum’s Tunis Village
Anger is taking over the citizens because of the random demolishing of people’s properties, says Mohamed Abla
Exhibition commemorates the life of Ibrahim Burkhardt, the man who discovered Abu Simbel Temples
The exhibition celebrated the discovery’s 200th anniversary that coincides with his demise
Cachette cemetery of non-royal mummies newly discovered in El-Minya
We believe that this archaeological site still has a lot of unrevealed secrets and crypts that we aim to discover, El-Anany said
17 mummies newly discovered buried in Minya cemetery
Minister of Antiquities, Khaled El-Anany, stated that “these shafts led to a number of corridors inside a cachette of mummies.”
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“The Seven Seeds”: a photo book states the evolution of Egyptian baby shower
The project documents the celebration from the pharaonic legends up to the modern festive atmosphere
Life inside a shipping container
Young entrepreneurs convert steel containers into residential spaces
8th season of Fashion Evolution
Cairo Fashion Festival April 27th – 29th, 2017
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Thailand’s legacy spreads among Egyptian fighters
Muay Thai: an ancient martial art that turned into an entertaining sport
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Zahi Hawas defends the Ministry of Antiquities’ strategy in Ramses statue extraction
“If it’s not lifted that way, it will never be,” Hawas says, archaeologists deny
The legacy of Egypt’s folklore meets America’s temporary jazz and classical violin
The “Hakawateya” concert brought audience, Dina El-Wedidi’s independent music, Mazaher’s zar music, and Chelsey Green and The Green Project’s jazz music all together
Will Smith visits Egypt to promote tourism
Smith expressed his amazement of the magnificence of Ancient Egyptian culture, stating that he had always dreamed of being an Egyptologist
Baheya Foundation praised for cancer treatment services
Baheya shows how much impact a similar centre can make on people’s lives with limited financial support, says Aapro
50 Shades Darker screening in Egyptian theatres
The trilogy faces global campaigns accusing it of promoting violence, abuse, and emotional disturbance
Fair Trade Egypt introduces the history of Egyptian embroidery to urban citizens
Through this type of art, ladies express their thoughts, beliefs, life concepts, and relationships with their surrounding elements, says Fair Trade Egypt marketing officer
Small publishing houses: filling the gap between lack of government support and famous publishers
Young writers must deal with the difficulties of being responsible for publishing their books on their own, knowing that there is no other way to showcase their talent