Examples of bad behaviour by some privileged young people have caught the headlines in recent months, with voices being raised to put an end to such incidents
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Could we all be living in social media bubbles, and if so how can we escape, asks Ameera Fouad
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The first park for children with special needs has been designed in Alexandria, writes Ameera Fouad
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Artists and musicians across the world have been suffering as a result of restrictions introduced to combat Covid-19, but online platforms could be the answer, writes Ameera Fouad
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New projects in Egypt's second largest city lend momentum to the future development of the Mediterranean city
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The media has an important role to play in reminding young people of their sense of belonging and the many achievements of their country
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Doctors, nurses and other healthcare workers across Egypt are battling for the third month in a row to fight the Covid-19 pandemic, reports Ameera Fouad
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Residents of Alexandria have been undeterred in their enjoyment of Ramadan despite the challenges of measures taken to halt the spread of the Covid-19, writes Ameera Fouad
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The smell of flowers was wafting through the streets of Alexandria during lockdown hours, heralding the arrival of spring
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The legacy of Egyptian singer Um Kolthoum, the Nightingale of the Nile, lives on in the hearts of young people
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After a decade marked by revolution and economic difficulties, last year ended with a flourishing Egypt committed to living in peace and harmony, writes Ameera Fouad
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A new Alexandria initiative is bringing the community together and helping to save the planet by holding recreational events inside the city’s parks, reports Ameera Fouad
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This is the time of year when many young Egyptians dream of being awarded scholarships to study abroad, writes Ameera Fouad
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How many times have you discovered that what is shared on social media platforms is either fake or dates back years, asks Ameera Fouad
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Your child is the whole world to you, so how can you ensure that he or she will flourish in the hands of carers, asks Ameera Fouad
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Your child is the whole world to you, so how can you ensure that he or she will flourish in the hands of carers, asks Ameera Fouad
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From adopting elephants to visiting embassies and from teaching Arabic to experiencing bungee-jumping, more and more Egyptian young people are volunteering on the African continent
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There was a time when children wore knitted pullovers made by their grandmothers. Today, they are wearing ripped jeans, branded T-shirts, and shoes designed by top fashion lines
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The first floating hospital on the Nile has started offering medical services in Aswan
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