Al-Ahram Weekly takes a stroll along Darb Al-Barabra in Historic Cairo and talks to local shop owners about the ups and downs of business.
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Al-Ahram Weekly visits Egypt’s first women-only job fair organised last weekend at the Greek Campus in Cairo.
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One new Egyptian project is aiming to rid young children of their Internet addiction by substituting more creative activities
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Delivery worker Sarah Eid is opening the door for women to work in delivering packages, a typically male job in Egypt.
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Forty out of 3.5 million participants in the first round of a reading contest were awarded LE20 million in prize money, Mai Samih reports
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A group of artists has been organising courses to help people create using coffee foam, reports Mai Samih
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More and more people are turning to eco-friendly furniture and other items to furnish their homes
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Al-Ahram Weekly takes a trip back to ancient Egyptian times to find out what the people used to eat
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One young Egyptian fashion designer is teaching people with hearing impairment how to design and make their own clothes, reports Mai Samih
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Tips from experts for better quality sleep
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A group of university students is aiming to help Egyptian young people be more proud of being Egyptian
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Mai Samih finds out how it is possible to bounce back from a traumatic experience and lead a more positive life
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A group of young Egyptians are working to correct the false concepts of masculinity proposed by patriarchal society, writes Mai Samih
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Al-Ahram Weekly learns how one fresh university graduate in Cairo has been decorating Ramadan dishes for children
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Could Egypt be on the way to achieving self-sufficiency in nuts, helping to cut the cost of buying them for consumers in the holy month of Ramadan
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What makes children tell lies and what is the best way for parents to deal with them
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A national project is installing solar-energy plants in residential areas of Egypt to help households generate their own electricity
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A new state-of-the-art school in one of Cairo’s largest informal communities offers a ray of hope in the neighbourhood
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Online domestic planting courses help people grow their own food on balconies and rooftops in Cairo
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Al-Ahram Weekly talks to a Cairo entrepreneur who has started the country’s first clothing line for people of shorter stature
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