Features/Interviews

On the outskirts of Maadi neighborhood, where much of Cairo’s wealthy elite resides, lies a much poorer area called Arab…

Naglaa Mahdy sleeps in a tent with ten other women and their children. She wakes up and dusts herself off,…

Brightly colored billboards with cheerful messages have become fixtures of Cairo’s urban landscape, feet from the squares and streets where…

An Egyptian government audit officer, who recently claimed that his superiors had attempted to cover up incidents of corruption, was…

A new conversation has been taking place around Egypt for the past five months, one that rarely came up before.…

For the first time in its modern legal history and after various failed attempts, Egypt might see its first freedom…

In May, Al-Masry Al-Youm met with Tom Malinowski, Human Rights Watch Washington director, who visited Egypt last month briefly after spending some…

There is a tiny part of post-revolution Cairo that will remain forever Mubarak, and that is Mostafa Mahmoud Square. It…

Like in many other sectors in Egypt, employees in state-run electrical power plants are demanding the improvement of their working…

Faced with a shortage of water for irrigation, Ahmed Osman, a farmer in his late thirties, opted to divert local…