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Latest in Culture
Cairo comics creator publishes Egyptian Manga
The Captain blends an Egyptian sense of humour with Manga storytelling
In 20 years, there will be no ballet in Egypt: Ahmed Yehia
Yehia discusses the current conditions of Egyptian Ballet and the reasons for its extinction
‘Bakar’ returns in Ramadan
The episodes of the new cartoon series have been extended to 12 minutes each
Okhtein and Yasmine Pay Tribute to African Women
“We are trying to represent women who are trying to find love in anything,” says El-Said
The life of the generation born and raised in Gulf countries
This is why the 1980s generation has some very different memories than children living in Egypt now
Korean pop culture shop provides a safe space for young Egyptian women to share similar interests
‘We Are Different Egypt’ is the first K-Pop shop in Cairo
Book review: ‘Land of the Gypsies’
In his novel, “Ard El-Ghagar”, Abu Haiba takes his readers deep into the strange and mysterious land of the gypsies, where wisdom, tradition and magic are strongly present in painting the present as well as shaping the future of the gypsy clans.
‘1980 and Upwards’: The youth’s pain relief
A play that many have watched over and over
5 wonderful opening lines in literature
Some novels whose opening lines catch a reader’s attention may not even be that popular. Some
Pharaonic statue discovered in Sohag
The statue, which was confirmed to be original by Minster of Antiquities Mamdouh Al-Damaty, was found during digging to establish a new residential tower in Akhmim Sharq city.
Ministries of Housing, Antiquities to restore Islamic Cairo
By Nayera Yasser In a collaborative effort between the Ministries of Housing, and Antiquities, Wikalat Qaytbay will be restored, while Sayyidah Ruqayya Mosque will be built with an EGP 75m budget. Project Manager Mohamed Abdel Aziz announced that the renovations of Wikalet Qaytbay will focus mainly on the top floor, due to its severe damage. …
I never write to send a certain message to people says writer Hassan El-Halaby
In an interview with Daily News Egypt, the Jordanian writer gave profound analysis for the book market in his homeland Jordan, revealing some secrets about his upcoming literary works.
Exploring the Egyptian Museum
The Egyptian Museum is overwhelming – get the scope on what to see and how to navigate this sprawling enterprise
Refki El-Razzaz revives the spirit of civilisation
El-Razzaz is a true advocate for art in Egypt. His method mainly depends on critical thinking and genuine identity.
Ancient tomb discovered in Luxor
Minister of Antiquities Mamdouh El-Damaty announced that the tomb contains the monuments of Amenhotep and his wife, who likely belong to the 18th dynasty.
Review: Ahmed Al-Attar’s ‘The Last Supper’
The latest showing in February was in Falaki Theatre (a few steps away from Mohamed Mahmoud Street), after which it will move on as the official selection in the Festival d’Avignon.
Towards a safer road attitude
The Nada Initiative launches its first campaign on road accident awareness
I write to tell the story of our generation: Novelist Yasser Ahmed
In his interview with Daily News Egypt, writer Yasser Ahmed revealed some secrets about the preparation of his first two novels, his favorite writers as well as his upcoming novels and literary works.
Meem: An animation in the face of taboos
Meem, an average girl of no particular age or political and religious views, started speaking the minds of local women.
Egypt’s latest book on modern travel hits bookstores
In the book, Foa’ad draws several scenes in five of the countries he had the chance to visit for the reader, their atmosphere, history, the way locals live, the local food and famous neighbourhoods.
‘Jars of Clay’ speaks of a life of struggles
The timing of the exhibition, right after the killings of 20 Egyptians in Libya, added a lot of feeling to the paintings, which aimed to convey the notion of mourning death a new kind of depth.
Review of 87th Annual Academy Awards
A complete review of this year’s Oscars
People, music and change: The Bin Al-Sarayat conundrum
Those young people enforced their culture on a mainstream taste that I deem decadent, says Wagdy Al-Komy
In Pictures: Egyptians ask for intercession on Mulid Al-Hussein
A giant whirl of people from across Egypt and the world circling the Al-Hussein mosque, square and neighbourhood, is the distinguished mark of one of Cairo’s most special nights. On the last Tuesday of the Islamic month of Rabi’ Al-Thani, Sufis and Shi’as celebrate in Egypt the memory of the burial of the Prophet …
Bassem Youssef set to star in secretly filmed documentary
Surgeon-turned-television presenter will star in “Tickling Giants” about free speech and satire in the Middle East
Aya Afify says no to anorexia
In a regular room with dim lighting, several known faces were photographed by the renowned Photo Boutique to raise awareness against anorexia.
Details on lost Ancient Egyptian queen’s tomb emerge
Czech archaeological team and AUC professor discover tomb of an Ancient Egyptian queen at the Abusir necropolis, southwest of Cairo
British Council hosts Azza Fahmy’s Global Experience
Azza Fahmy is one of Egypt’s best advocates in the world of jewellery. Accordingly, her design school aims to follow her steps and spread the local culture.
Open mic night calls out on sexual harassment
Tackling the reasons and solutions to prevent the spreading phenomenon
Defining the meaning of love and spirituality
My novel talks about inner peace, love and accepting others, says author Abdel Mageed