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Egypt removes 850,000 people from food subsidy scheme
Cairo: Egypt has removed 850,000 people from its food subsidy scheme following a nationwide review of ration card beneficiaries, with many discovering their benefits had been suspended when they ...
The war in Ukraine and Egypt's own economic crisis have made it hard for people in Cairo to afford food. Charities are straining to meet the need. We turn now to Egypt, where an economic crisis has ...
The 46th Cairo Intl. Film Festival returns to the Cairo Opera House Nov. 12-21, blending global prestige with the pulse of a city that lives and breathes cinema. For artistic director Mohamed Tarek, ...
The Egyptian capital is fast evolving as developers seek fresh opportunities on its storied streets. Here we investigate whether the restoration of its bustling heart can be done without sacrificing ...
The country’s leader aims to relieve Cairo’s crowding—and define his legacy—by transforming arid land into a gleaming showplace city. In a drive to modernize, Egypt plans to move millions of people to ...
Egypt's president Abdel Fattah el-Sisi is trying to turn Cairo into a modern city, like Dubai. He's also building a whole new city in the middle of the desert near Cairo to house his government as ...
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Cairo Film Festival Spotlights Community: ‘We Want People to Feel This Festival Belongs to Them'
The 46th Cairo Intl. Film Festival returns to the Cairo Opera House Nov. 12-21, blending global prestige with the pulse of a city that lives and breathes cinema. For artistic director Mohamed Tarek, ...
The 46th Cairo Intl. Film Festival returns to the Cairo Opera House Nov. 12-21, blending global prestige with the pulse of a city that lives and breathes cinema. That spirit informs decisions large ...
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