From businesswomen helping with rehabilitation to scientists finding new ways to help people with diabetes, female entrepreneurs in Egypt are tearing down stereotypes and kicking off their careers.
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To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1973 October War, people are celebrating the Egyptian victory by sharing their recollections of its defining hours.
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More and more people have been enjoying yacht trips off Alexandria and along the North Coast this year amid the new popularity of the Mediterranean Sea.
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Al-Ahram Weekly reports on the Bibliotheca Alexandrina’s 20th International Summer Festival.
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Children whose fathers die when they are still minors are at risk of losing the guardianship of their mothers under current laws.
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New Alamein city is debuting with a festival that has the works,.
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Al Ahram Weekly visits Alexandria’s Montazah Palace and Gardens to observe the recent soft opening and other developments.
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From an emphasis on creativity to empowering women, artist Aliaa Hashem offers a fresh perspective on women in art, writes Ameera Fouad
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The first Sand Sculpture Festival to be held in the Mediterranean city of Alexandria may lead to many more people grabbing a spade and starting to dig.
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While many people are having to contend with soaring prices this Ramadan, this has not prevented them from celebrating the holy month
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Egypt’s stand-up comedians are providing the kind of medicine that can help boost people’s moods and lighten their burdens.
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Skaters have been taking to the streets across Egypt in what has become a social and fitness craze.
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Thousands of visitors flocked to Port Said to visit the Logos Hope, the world’s largest floating book fair, which docked on the west bank of the Suez Canal in January.
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A new initiative in Alexandria is helping to revitalise the Arabic language among young people and children by drawing on Arabian Nights.
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Scouting can help young people grow and may enhance radical positive changes
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More than 200 international players took part in the card game tournament after it was interrupted for six years, reports Ameera Fouad
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This year’s Borollos International Art Symposium in Kafr Al-Sheikh governorate took fish as one of its themes, writes Ameera Fouad
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How can each of us rationalise our water use in order to save on the country’s consumption, asks Ameera Fouad
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The Egyptian Chamber of Commerce in Alexandria, the first in Egypt and Africa, is celebrating its centenary, reports Ameera Fouad
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Can babies be born geniuses with a natural potential that we can help them realise.
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