The historic lifting of the ban on women driving in Saudi Arabia took place around a year ago. For the very first time in the kingdom’s…
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.
Last Sunday, Forbes Middle East featured a list of four “Young Arab Athletes Making History” which paid tribute to Liverpool’s Egyptian forward Mohammed Salah, along with…
Yesterday, Lebanese sensation Nancy Ajram announced to her 20 million Instagram followers that for the first time in her career, she will be performing in the…
News broke out yesterday of Egypt’s plea to Christie’s auction house in London as well as UNESCO to stop the sale of an 11-inch Tutankhamun statue…
The Thomson Foundation, the entity behind the Mojo competition, called on photographers and journalists from all over the globe to use their photography and storytelling skills…
The United Nations’ Committee on Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UN-ARTS) in Egypt has chosen Egyptian swimmer Mohammed Al-Husseini as its first-ever spokesperson from Egypt and…
The legislative assembly of Ontario, Canada’s most populated province, is about to dub July “Egyptian Heritage Month”. According to Enterprise, after passing the first and second…
After Cameroon was stripped of its right to host the 2019 African Cup of Nations football tournament, both Egypt and South Africa made bids to replace…
A wide array of businesses throughout the United Arab Emirates are pushing for a change in our way of life when it comes to our horrid…
One of two major holidays that Muslims around the world celebrate is Eid Al-Fitr, which literally means the festival of breaking the fast. It begins with…
