Now You Can Raise Money For Charity On Facebook

Court postpones Mursi's trial over insulting judiciary to Sept 22

Daylight savings time to start on 5 July: Minister

Cairo participates in candlelight vigil for British-Iranian detainee Nazanin Zaghari

Free entry to museums, archaeological sites on June 30

Egypt’s culture digest June 29

Giza authorities preparing for June 30 celebrations

King Tut courts controversy with ‘Talking babies’ ads

Telecom Egypt to receive second tranche of withheld dividends from Vodafone

MUSLIM GAMER BANNED FROM PLAYSTATION NETWORK FOR USING HIS REAL NAME

Egypt’s culture digests June 27

EURO-MEDITERRANEAN UNIVERSITY LAUNCHES SCHOLARSHIPS FOR FUTURE EGYPTIAN ENTREPRENEURS

Egypt's cabinet announces Jun. 30 third anniversay as public holiday

Egypt’s culture digests June 26

Fun can prove to be an impossible pursuit for us responsible adults, especially during Ramadan, when the most you can get is mosalsalat, konafa, and that first sip of water at iftar, which is more than enough – but it also comes with significant amounts of body fat and diminished intellectual capacity. Most people will pass out half-awake while absent-minded watching a mosalsal after iftar, but not us; we keep our eyes peeled after iftar with anticipation as we get ready for some fat-burning fun!

A British-owned company has been brought in to help train security staff at Egypt's largest airports, including Cairo and Sharm el Sheikh.

HRW demands release of young satirical group members

During the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, the faithful abstain from food and drink from dawn until dusk. In Egypt, it is usually a time of unity and festivity, with little tension beyond family squabbles over food and the dozens of soap operas on TV to entertain people who are fasting.

Egyptian billionaire Naguib Sawiris said he's prepared to invest in Oi SA, the Brazilian wireless carrier that filed for bankruptcy protection on US$19 billion in debt this week.

The Great Pyramid of Giza, which was built for an Egyptian Pharaoh some 4,500 years ago, has been called a wonder of the ancient world. Standing at 455 feet tall with a 756 feet wide base, it is the largest of Egypt’s three pyramids on the Giza Plateau.

The Great Pyramid of Giza, which was built for an Egyptian Pharaoh some 4,500 years ago, has been called a wonder of the ancient world. Standing at 455 feet tall with a 756 feet wide base, it is the largest of Egypt’s three pyramids on the Giza Plateau.