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Cairo’s governor has proposed a project to rid the capital’s streets of animal carts. He is not the first to do so, but how likely is it to succeed this time?
Samir Farid's 2002 book The History of Censorship in Egypt was recently re-issued.
There's plenty of films and exhibitions to catch before Christmas
The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the bombing of the St. Peter and St. Paul Church on December 11. What does this tell us about the geographic expansion and qualitative shift of the group’s operations, let alone the veracity of its claim over the attack?
Three days of contemplation and conversation, between the deeply personal and the public.
As asset freeze is upheld for Azza Soliman, lawyers present defense for Atef Hafez, Mozn Hassan
Throughout the past years sectarian attacks on churches and Christians have been perpetrated by everyone from Muslim communities, political groups and militants to the state.
The claustrophobic feeling of things repeating themselves without the possibility of a different outcome.
Church and state leaders took center stage, while families were largely excluded
Accounts of IMF intervention in Asia and Latin America in the 1990s
“Stolen” footage made into a clear, well-paced narrative around the engrossing quest.
Karoline Kamel reports from the immediate aftermath of the bombing of St. Peter and St. Paul Church
Photos capture the destruction and despair left in the aftermath of the IED that donated in a Cairo church
Tonight, come to Mada Masr's third birthday celebration in the Swiss Club garden if you can.
Alternative economies and new communities form around the Slow Downtown: Farm to Fork Menu & Market
“It turned out to be an audition and I signed a contract with the company.”
A show about the magnitude of what gets left out and the futility of capturing the past's messiness.
Although the government has denied the International Cooperation Minister’s recent assertions that the state will start to divest from public utilities, infrastructural privatization continues.
The government has reversed a controversial decision to exempt imported poultry from customs amid criticism from local producers.
A unified media bill drafted by an independent committee has been divided into separate bills, a move which has raised concerns about compromises on media freedoms
