Egypt invests in Bedouin communities development: Al-Mashat
Sinai community development will include social housing, educational institutions, health unit, sports centre, and 18 agricultural complexes
Latest in Tag: bedouin Highlight
Latest in Tag: bedouin
âEl-Jerkenâ: a message of peace from the destruction of war
âWe aim to tell the world that we have taken the equipment that was once used against us, and turned it into a source of joy, art, and happiness,â says band
Fever Dream: a conversation between urban sophistication and bedouin simplicity
Escaping from the conventional ways of storytelling in the film industry is not an easy task for any filmmaker. However, Egyptian filmmaker Seif Abdallah decided to get out of the box and provide an outstanding philosophical vision of the daily life struggles from a new perspective. With his mobile phone, he tries to capture the …
Reflections of a female Bedouin candidate on upcoming elections
Daily News Egypt interviewed Naâsa Ibrahim, a female Bedouin activist from South Sinai who will run individually for the seat in the Ras Sidr and Al-Tor electoral district.
A walk to revive South Sinaiâs tourism
The initiative aims to change how South Sinai is perceived in the media, to nourish tourism and help the development of Bedouin communities
Walking with the Bedouins
Sleep under the starry heavens and get to know the desert dwellers
EOHR: The abduction of soldiers in Sinai is an act of terrorism
The Egyptian Organisation for Human Rights called for âquick and immediate interventionâ
Editorâs letter: Mubarakâs mess in todayâs Sinai
Our very professional Bedouin driver takes us across the desert in South Sinai. Whenever he sees a vehicle passing by smuggling subsidised fuel for the informal black market, he gets very angry. At the first police checkpoint we approach, he stops, opens his window and immediately directs an angry question to the police officer, âWhy …
Yadaweya introduces the world to Egyptian craftspeople
A new website attempts to save the dying crafts of Egypt.
Sinaiâs forbidden dreams
A film through which young actors portray their simple yet forbidden dreams
An inside look at the life of a Bedouin tribe
Bryony Dunne comes back to Cairo with a film project that tells the story of the Gabaliya tribe
El Mastaba preserves Egyptâs musical heritage
El Mastaba was established in 2000 with the aim of documenting traditional Egyptian folk music
Mob gathers outside Dahab police station
Bedouins demand the release of a man under police protection
Sinai road blocked by protesters for six hours reopened
Boy in custody for possession of drugs.
Case of jailed Israeli Bedouin resurfaces after rumours of a possible prisoner swap
One week before his lawyer’s visit to Egypt, Israel requests releasing Tarabin
Mystery rocket kills Egyptian near Israeli border
With no concrete evidence, the killer of Sinai’s Bedouin man remains unknown
Review: Washington, witch hunts and wheat
Possible new directions for Egyptian foreign policy under President Morsy, the spectre of Islamic fascism haunting opponents of the Muslim Brotherhood, possible conspiracies in Sinai, dubious claims of a miraculous wheat harvest and privitisation in the United Kingdom; columnists address a range of issues relevant to Egyptians in today’s column review. Morsy in Beijing …
Sinai Tribes Support Security Operations in Sinai
Tribal leaders promised to support the Egyptian army and the Ministry of Interior in their joint crackdowns on terrorism in Sinai, with the goal of restoring and maintaining security in the peninsula
Kuwaiti government allows âBedoonâ to register at university
Policy change come amid rights groups pressure
Sinai hostage taker: If my uncle dies in prison, the American hostages will die
The 32-year old man who abducted three in Sinai off a tour bus tells the Daily New Egypt that their fate is tied to his uncle’s