Home gardening is attracting more and more enthusiasts as a lower-cost alternative to the plants available in the market.
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Recent reports of a case of child sexual abuse on social media have raised renewed questions about this crime and how to address it.
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Efforts are underway to revitalise Egypt’s date industry with a view to developing export markets worldwide.
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Decorating the home in celebration of Ramadan is a cherished family tradition, and experts in home-styling can offer tips and tricks for curating Ramadan-inspired decoration.
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A unique opportunity to test ancient Egyptian perfumes is underway in an exhibition at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo’s Tahrir Square.
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Egypt’s National Gene Bank and Genetic Resources is preserving native crops and other species to enable the development of climate-resilient varieties and ensure food security
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Training courses and workshops highlighting recycled materials as a sustainable and cost-effective choice for artists and designers are becoming more and more popular in Cairo, writes Sarah Elhosary
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Drug addiction has long posed a significant challenge for society and the families of those affected, with the situation worsening with the rise of synthetic drugs, writes Sarah Elhosary
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Assistive technology powered by artificial intelligence is shaping a brighter future for people with disabilities in Egypt.
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Three Egyptian designers are reviving traditional art and design through nostalgia and cultural memory
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Egypt’s agricultural sector is becoming more climate-smart in order to meet the challenges of climate change, writes Sarah Elhosary
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Egypt’s monks and monasteries have been making products and providing services for centuries as a way of embodying their faith and talents.
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More and more wigs are being sold in Egypt, serving as both beauty accessories and a vital support for cancer patients, writes Sarah Elhosary
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More and more efforts are underway to preserve Egypt’s urban green spaces and restore some of those that have been lost.
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What would an ancient Egyptian gold coin look like if it were made today? Designer Mahinaz Elmessiry asked herself this question when creating six coins inspired by ancient Egypt, reports Sarah Elhosary
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Tradition has been meeting innovation when it comes to the use of solar technology to produce dried fruit and vegetables in Egypt, writes Sarah Elhosary
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Marriage matchmakers in Egypt are using innovative apps and live broadcasts to attract those seeking to tie the knot, reports Sarah Elhosary
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Ride-hailing apps in Egypt are facing lawsuits and calls for boycotts in the wake of concerns over safety standards.
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Enthusiasts of tufting are using this technique to make state-of-the-art products in Egypt.
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Work on Egypt’s New National Cancer Institute is bringing new hope to the country’s oncology patients, writes Sarah Elhosary
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