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The nighttime curfew, imposed by the army in the wake of the popular uprising against Islamist President Mohamed Morsi in...
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The nighttime curfew, imposed by the army in the wake of the popular uprising against Islamist President Mohamed Morsi in...
Read moreDetailsThe 47th and 48th editions of the Film Society Festival opened last Saturday at Cairo Opera House. The Film...
Read moreDetailsThe Egyptian government is keen to raise the standard of living for the residents of the city of Esna and...
Read moreDetailsThe 53rd edition of the fair, held in its new premises in New Cairo, presents a wide array of services...
Read moreDetailsEgypt’s trade commissioner at Expo 2020 Dubai Ashraf Hamdy said Friday that Egypt’s pavilion at the exhibition had witnessed a...
Read moreDetailsThe US Agency For International Development (USAID) Mission Director Leslie Reed travelled to Luxor Governorate on January 31 to visit...
Read moreDetailsCAIRO – Egyptian Minister of Culture Inas Abdel Dayem mourned on Friday the death of renowned film and theater director...
Read moreDetailsBullying is getting social media attention again. Influencer Hadia Ghaleb's video has raised controversy about the phenomenon. Ghaleb posted a...
Read moreDetailsBy Mohamed Zein Eddin The Egyptian Gazette, Egypt’s oldest newspaper in English, has issued its first ‘separate’ educational supplement for...
Read moreDetailsA local publishing house has released an anthology of Bangladeshi poetry. Kayan Publishing House of Egypt issued the 125-poem...
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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.
