On Sunday, the Saudi General Directorate of Passports issued a visa extension to visitors who are stuck in the districts of the Kingdom in light of…
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.
For nine and a half years, Syria has been embroiled in an unwavering, unforgiving civil war that has claimed the lives of hundreds of thousands and…
On Friday, the State of Palestine declared a state of emergency after four new cases of the coronavirus were detected in the West Bank, bringing up…
With the total number of those affected by the coronavirus rising to almost 200,000 patients, testing for the virus has become one of the more difficult…
All over the Arab world, governments are advising their citizens to stay at home and to #FlattenTheCurve. Social distancing has become widespread, and the once-bustling streets…
It started out as an idea born of frustration at the lack of modest clothing options in stores of well-known fashion brands. Today, after years of…
As the number of coronavirus cases surges to 126 in Egypt, people rush to pharmacies and supermarkets in a frenzy of panic buying to get as…
Delineating the borders between three of the world’s most pivotal continents—Asia, Africa, and Europe—in what is collectively known as the Old World, the Red Sea is,…
With a history going back 170 years, the Shepheard’s Hotel, now simply Shepheard, was one of the oldest hospitality establishments of modern Egypt. Originally founded in…
“I became the oldest professional footballer scoring a goal in an official game.” Ezzeldin Bahader, said shortly after scoring the penalty goal that tied his team,…