Baby formula shortages expose the grim reality of the extent of Lebanon’s food and medicine insecurities. It seems that the Lebanese can’t catch a break. The…
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.
The Salah El Din Citadel Festival For Music is making its awaited comeback! The Citadel is set to welcome music lovers for two straight week starting…
Concerts seemed like the stuff of history in 2020. After a long, mentally numbing year and a half of strict COVID-19 restrictions, measures were eased and…
New eco-friendly plastic currency banknotes will be in circulation in Egypt starting early November, and here’s all you need to know! The Central Bank of Egypt…
Farida Osman, the 26 year-old Egyptian competitive swimmer, headed to Instagram for a statement following her elimination from the Tokyo 2020 Olympics after facing ruthless backlash.…
Book worms rejoice! The biannual book fair at Dokki will be held from August 5th to August 10th at the Ebda3 villa. Offering thousands of books…
The Saudi Ministry of Tourism announced today that starting from August 1st, the Kingdom will reopen for visitors from all over the world. This announcement uplifts…
Going vegan is all the rage these days. Switching to a plant-based diet means having dietary restrictions that most mainstream restaurants and supermarkets don’t cater to.…
Oman is not the first place that comes to mind when you picture a verdant valley of greenery and a beach paradise. However, you might want…
The pivotal court ruling regarding the forced displacement of Palestinians in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood in East Jerusalem is set to take place on August 2nd.…
