British supermodel Naomi Campbell is set to return to Egypt on 13 August, headlining an exclusive invitation-only fashion event at D-Bay on the North Coast. Campbell is widely regarded as one of the most influential supermodels in fashion history, be...

  Turkish club Trabzonspor announced on Wednesday 5 August that they have moved into final-stage negotiations to sign Mohamed Salah, with the Egyptian forward expected to arrive in Istanbul on Wednesday 5 August as talks progress toward completi...

  For millions of Egyptians living overseas, staying connected to home is now becoming easier as the government rolls out faster, more accessible consular services and a growing range of digital initiatives designed to simplify everyday procedur...

Egypt’s Under-18 women’s handball team has reached the quarter-finals of the 2026  International Handball Federation (IHF) Women’s Youth World Championship for the first time in the country’s history after edging Denmark 23-2...

  The Supreme Council of Culture has announced the opening of submissions for the Naguib Mahfouz Novel Competition on Sunday, 1 August, welcoming entries from writers in Egypt and across the Arab world.  The deadline for submitting entries is O...

  For squash coaches, keeping track of your players’ mistakes can turn into a tedious second job. You can write them down, but soon enough that stops being useful and starts being exhausting. So what’s the solution? A bunch of professional a...

Emirates National Bank of Dubai (NBD) Egypt, a wholly owned subsidiary of Emirates NBD, announced Monday, 3 August, that it had signed definitive agreements to acquire the retail banking operations of HSBC Egypt. The move is set to expand the Dubai-b...

  It only took one brilliant Panda (2010) commercial to get Egyptians laughing at the all-too-familiar experience of losing their cool. One short scene, one simple storyline, and one sharp insight were enough to capture a feeling so common that ...

To many young Egyptian-Canadians in Canada, the World Cup meant more than cheering for Egypt. It was about how watch parties across the Greater Toronto Area transformed into spaces of connection, cultural pride and rediscovery.  Children waved their...