The Baghdad Conference for Cooperation and Partnership is being hailed as a stepping stone for a new regional dialogue. Boasting a high caliber international attendance and…
Author: Aya Yehia
Aya Yehia
Aya is an aspiring journalist who is into everything related to culture. A curious explorer and traveler, she graduated from the faculty of Arts with one mission in mind: experience everything. She is interested in filmmaking and scriptwriting and hopes to one day write her own feature film.
Egyptian Minister of Health, Hala Zayed, recently made a shocking announcement that cases of the highly contagious Delta plus variant of COVID-19 have been detected in…
When you’re on a highway in Cairo, chances are you’ll be driving past residential areas that make the road seem to look like it’s carved in…
The Paralympics kick off on the 24th of August in Tokyo, and all eyes should be peeled on the inspiring event. Para-athletes from all over the…
Festival season is still going strong in Egypt. The highly anticipated mega concert on the 28th of August at Family park is headlined by some of…
Cairo has always been a market city. In the oldest paintings depicting the ancient grounds, you will find Cairo’s marketplaces to be front and center. Being…
UGOTBOX is about to transform your online shopping experience. This one-of-a-kind service is the newest project by Eglobal, a company owned by PFI, the investment arm…
Zaywa cinema is back with another highly anticipated retrospective, and this time it’s for famed legendary film director Stanley Kubrick. Last year, Zawya cinema helped us…
The Mediterranean region is dealing with an unprecedented and crippling heat wave and extreme weather conditions. Massive wild fires tore through Algeria, Tunisia, Turkey, and Greece…
Shortly after the central bank announced the end of subsidies on fuel, Lebanon plunged into darkness. An unstable fuel supply that inevitably could not sustain an…
