Sarah Elhosary's Articles

Woodworking is attracting a growing number of enthusiasts in Egypt, who see it as a promising hobby and a career path that challenges long-held stereotypes.

Eleven intangible cultural heritage elements have been listed on the UNESCO List, reflecting Egypt’s rich cultural heritage and the culmination of years of documentation efforts.

A current initiative is bringing the arts to the streets of Downtown Cairo, making them more accessible to all while reviving the district’s cultural role.

Expressions of traditional culture, customs, and ways of life are brought together under one roof at the Museum of Folklore in Cairo.

Soil-based farming towers are gaining popularity as a practical model for vertical farming, enabling higher crop productivity in limited spaces while using significantly less water.

The government is introducing new rules to deal with the rising number of incidents involving stray dogs, ensuring human health and safety while promoting animal welfare, writes Sarah Elhosary

The caftan has emerged as a must-have outfit for Ramadan, capturing the attention of fashion enthusiasts across the country.

More and more young people are being drawn to the events industry, earning extra income through organising events or performing in them, writes Sarah Elhosary

In this Ahram Online interview, Stéphane Guimbert, the World Bank’s (WB) regional director for Egypt, Yemen, and Djibouti, outlined key areas of future cooperation between Egypt and the Bank in priority sectors.

Antique hunters from home and abroad are making a beeline for Downtown Cairo’s Diana Antiques Market.

Government and private efforts are joining forces to advance technical education and strengthen Egypt’s furniture industry.

Egypt’s gold market is witnessing vibrant activity, with innovative jewellery designs offsetting the rise in prices.

Initiatives are underway to help raise awareness of Egypt’s working animals and to support their care.

A campaign against TikTokers in Egypt has uncovered violations that may lead to the platform’s ban and prison terms for some creators.

Bullying can happen in a matter of minutes, but its impact can last a lifetime.

Sharing surplus medications with patients in need is a step forward in addressing the challenges of drug shortages and soaring prices.

Home gardening is attracting more and more enthusiasts as a lower-cost alternative to the plants available in the market.

Recent reports of a case of child sexual abuse on social media have raised renewed questions about this crime and how to address it.

Efforts are underway to revitalise Egypt’s date industry with a view to developing export markets worldwide.

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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