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The museum includes 1,045 archaeological pieces that belonged to Egyptian royalty
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Questions remain whether enough is being done to make Egypt a top destination for travellers once more
Read More →ROOM organises a week of classic movie nights
American and Egyptian films such as Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Casablanca, E.T., and Eshae’et Hob (Love Rumour) will be shown as a part of the programme
Read More →Hanging Church re-opened after 16-year renovation
The renovations involved architectural and structural work, as antiquities affected by a rise in the level of groundwater were repaired as part of an integrated project
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Ebrahim ElSafadi sells space for brand logos on his website
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18 photographers attempt to document various aspects of modern life
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“We are all human” has arranged more than 17 hospital visits in Egypt and helped 3 severely injured patients to travel to Germany for treatment
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With the travelling exhibition “JAPAN: Kingdom of Characters”, the Japan Foundation examines characters like these as a radical aspect of a Japanese subculture related to anime and manga
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Coalition’s secretary general says in statement that Turkish cultural centres are a “threat to national security”
Read More →New report criticises freedom of expression during Al-Sisi’s presidency
Cultural events and TV channels banned, TV series dropped, publications confiscated during the first 100 days of president’s rule, according to ANHRI report
Read More →Transmissions of hope through Cairo’s satellite dishes
American writer and artist transforms “depressing” rusty dishes into brightly-coloured ones
Read More →Fighting censorship, Al-Fan Midan organisers pledge to continue performing
Poet Zein al-Abidine Fouad, who helped organise the festival, draws strength from a long history of opposing artistic repression
Read More →Abu Simbel Antiquities celebrates 46 years since temple’s rescue
The celebration included issuing postcards with photos of the temple, as well as organising three lectures for students about the rescue process
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Independent bands move beyond live performances to talk shows, TV commercials and fame
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6 Egyptian, 3 international bands dazzle Cairo
Read More →Salata Baladi to be screened at Zawya
The film explores the concepts of identity and xenophobia through a story of mixed marriages in the filmmaker’s family
Read More →Hacking like Egyptians
After juggling between spaces, “Cairo Hackerspace” settles in studio at Townhouse Gallery
Read More →Google launches a 360-degree street view imagery of Egypt’s historical sites
Google has launched a 360-degree street view imagery of the Pyramids and five other historical landmarks in Egypt
Read More →‘Djerbahood’ paints a new face on an old historic village
150 artists of 30 nationalities “leave their mark” on building walls of Erriadh village
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Read More →Samih Al-Qasim: A poet resisting on many fronts
“They tried to silence me since my childhood. But I will talk whenever I can out loud and no one will be able to silence me.”
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“The inspiration behind my own projects comes from a desire to comment on certain aspects of our lives.”
Read More →Al-Fan Midan permit rejected for second month running
Festival organisers plan press conference to explain difficulties
Read More →Censorship authorities confiscate three books on arrival
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