Inside the starting point of the 1919 Revolt
On March 8, 1919, British forces attacked the house of revolutionary Saad Zaghloul for his continual demands to end the...
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On March 8, 1919, British forces attacked the house of revolutionary Saad Zaghloul for his continual demands to end the...
Read moreDetailsÁngela would give her right arm to be a mother, but she is so afraid of what others might think....
Read moreDetailsCAIRO - Egypt on Saturday displayed recently discovered, well-decorated ancient tombs at a Pharaonic necropolis just outside the capital Cairo....
Read moreDetailsThe Spanish theatre troupe Antzoki Teatteri is to participate in the 6th International Theatre Festival for the Youth of the...
Read moreDetailsIn Belfast, writer and director Kenneth Branagh is offering flashes from his own childhood and memories, and that’s what make...
Read moreDetails“I am so excited to get in the palace. Do you think there are really ghosts inside?” a visitor asked...
Read moreDetailsLUXOR – Egyptian Culture Minister Enas Abdel Dayem inaugurated the 11th edition of the Luxor African Film Festival (LAFF). During...
Read moreDetailsCAIRO - An official high-level delegation of the Egyptian General Authority for Tourism, an affiliate of the Ministry of Tourism...
Read moreDetailsAmong the nominations for the Best Film Award at this year’s Oscars is CODA, a drama about a teenage girl...
Read moreDetailsA statue of nationalist leader Saad Zaghloul Pasha (1858-1927) stands in a square in Zamalek. Just a stone's throw away...
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The Egyptian Gazette is the oldest English-language daily newspaper in the Middle East.
It was first published on January 26, 1880 and it is part of El Tahrir Printing and Publishing House.
