A 10-minute walk from the historic Tahrir Square, right next to the renowned Egyptian Museum, the Nile-Ritz Carlton is the place to be to celebrate the…
Author: Muhammed Kotb
Muhammed Kotb
A jack of all trades trying to master some, Mohammed is a romantic with a tinge of pessimism. He is a know-it-all with a philosophy of learning something new every day. Mohammed will be graduating from the Biology Department at Cairo University this year.
In this year’s edition of the Gallup Global Law and Order Report, Egypt was ranked as the 8th safest country worldwide, surpassing the United States, the…
For centuries, the coastal strip of Gaza has been at the crossroads between east and west, and for this exact reason, to this day it has…
In Egypt, from a very young age, men are raised to be ‘strong’; we are discouraged from crying or complaining as it’s seen as a form…
National Geographic Abu Dhabi recently released a new docuseries exploring the lesser-known aspects of Egypt through aerial shots and drone filming, titled “Egypt from Above”. With…
Last Friday, the Grand Imam of Al-Azhar Mosque Sheikh Ahmed Al-Tayeb flew across the Mediterranean to meet with the head of the Roman Catholic Church, Pope…
On the 14th of November of each year, people celebrate World Diabetes Day with thousands of campaigns, activities, seminars, and meetings all over the globe. In…
Firefighters at Sharm El Sheikh Airport rescue hundreds of Ukranian passengers on Saturday as a plane belonging to SkyUp Airlines almost caught on fire moments after…
The U.S. Embassy in Cairo has just announced that Film Independent and the Middle East Media Initiative (MEMI) will be participating in the second edition of…
Thousands of years ago, the Greek Olympics saw athletes participating in one sport, where competitors combined three sports at the same event; usually, these were swimming,…