Features/Interviews

Though families businesses are the locomotive of development in Egypt and the Middle East, only 3 percent are capable of continuing until…

“An Ultras member works in the dark to provide light for the rest of his group. He does not care…

Only one death sentence out of a total of 602 has been been carried out in cases related to the…

Egyptian bomb disposal expert Diaa Fathy had long predicted he would die in a flash, before that fateful day in…

"Come on! An auction!" yells Mahmoud Hasaballah, an owner of a small kiosk for selling plums in Soul village in…

The common practice of renting out public beaches to the private sector in coastal cities has often resulted in pushing…

The remarks and consequent resignation of Justice Minister Mahfouz Saber have raised an important question whether Saber’s statement is a…

The Egyptian government, being the country’s largest landowner, is benefitting from the housing crisis, characterized by housing prices going beyond…

Despite the popular outraged sparked by a recent statement released by the Justice Minister Mahfouz Saber, he has refused to…

Mahalla, Kafr El-Dawar and Helwan were once beautiful industrial cities that were famous for the factories that were built in…