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Cooking Eid Al Adha Fattah with an Egyptian mother
Fattah with beef is a traditional Egyptian Dish to celebrate Eid al-Adha
How the war in Sudan affected the art scene in Khartoum
Since the war started in Sudan, galleries and artists in Khartoum have not been able to gain access to about 3,000 paintings
Egypt's reopens its third largest mosque after 15-year restoration
The mosque was built in 1269 at the start of Mamluk rule in Egypt.
Egypt to introduce tax on travelling abroad
The levies were proposed by the government and adopted earlier this week by parliament's budget and planning committee
Egyptian wrestler flees to France after silver medal win
Ahmed Baghdoda flew to Europe hours after placing second in the African Championships in Tunisia
Why a museum in Egypt is full of North Korean art
Military museum in Citadel of Cairo features pieces exported by secretive regime
The Egyptian military sites adorned with North Korean art
A little-known exchange project from the 1990s saw Egyptians trained to paint like artists from the pariah state
Inside the first Egypt Fashion Week
About 33 local brands showed their work inside the magnificent agricultural museum in Cairo.
How Ethiopia's dam is threatening Egypt's water supplies
Egypt's rapidly growing population of 105 million depend on the Nile for 90% of their fresh water needs
A moment of peace for Sudanese refugees after crossing the Egyptian border
The Sudanese refugees were crossing Nasser Lake by ferry after passing the Egyptian border, heading to their last stop in Aswan city, southern Egypt
On the trail of Sudanese refugees
The National reporting from the Qasal land crossing by the Egyptian-sudanese border. This is the crossing to which Sudanese refugees traffic has been directed to from the other crossing called Argeen
Inside the bus station in Egypt where fleeing Sudanese are arriving
Thousands have been arriving daily at Karkar bus station, 320km from the border with Sudan
The rise of thrifting in Egypt
Thrifting has become popular among young people in Egypt, where it has gone from taboo to trend
‘iftours’ let you break your fast and see works of art, too
Qahrawaya's Ramadan tours give both Egyptians and foreigners a very local, off-the-beaten-track cultural experience
Joining Egypt's largest iftar
The Matareya community gathering in eastern Cairo attracts 5,000 people to break their Ramadan fast
