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Unspoken Laws and Enigmatic Customs in Egypt
Johannesburg: EgyPulse - News Desk Egypt’s legal system blends ancient tradition with modern control, producing rules that often surprise outsiders. Recreational drones remain banned without special clearance, and feeding pigeons in public is prohibited for hygiene reasons. Photography near military or government sites can lead to arrest, with restrictions often unmarked. Public displays of affection are discouraged and may provoke…
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Unspoken Laws and Enigmatic Customs in Egypt
Johannesburg: EgyPulse - News Desk Egypt’s legal system blends ancient tradition with modern control, producing rules that often surprise outsiders. Recreational drones remain banned without special clearance, and feeding pigeons in public is prohibited for hygiene reasons. Photography near military or government sites can lead to arrest, with restrictions often…
Quran in Clay: The Inscriptions of Al-Qasr
Johannesburg: EgyPulse - News Desk Al-Qasr, a medieval Islamic village tucked into Egypt’s Dakhla Oasis, is one of the most intact examples of vernacular architecture and spiritual urban planning in North Africa. Founded in the 12th century by the Ayyubids atop Roman ruins, it was designed as a fortress of…
Rafah Crossing Remains Closed: Hostage Repatriation Stalls Humanitarian Access
Johannesburg: EgyPulse - News Desk On 15 October 2025, the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt remains closed, following Israel’s decision to withhold reopening until all deceased hostages are returned. The move underscores the fragile balance between humanitarian urgency and political negotiation, as families, aid organizations, and international observers…
Gaza’s Salvation – The Egyptian Way
Cairo: EgyPulse - News Desk By Ashraf Gaber Celebrating Egypt at this historic juncture is far from an exaggeration: it is a recognition that is well-deserved. While various pro-Zionist groups, chief among them the Muslim Brotherhood, and several Arab regimes have either orchestrated or tacitly condoned malicious campaigns to undermine…
Fatema Amr Eissa Qadib – the Memory Keeper of Egypt’s Century
Johannesburg: EgyPulse - News Desk Fatema Amr Eissa Qadib, born on April 20, 1900, in the Beheira Governorate of Egypt, lived through three centuries of transformation. Her life spanned the final decades of Ottoman rule, the rise of the Egyptian monarchy, the revolution of 1952, and the digital age. She…
Egypt – The Mature State Model
By Ashraf Gaber Egypt has steadily positioned itself over the past decade, and especially in recent years, as a model of a politically mature state. A nation that knows when to speak, when to act, and when to hold its ground. In a region often driven by impulsive rhetoric or…