Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, it’s literally all the fuel you need to get your day started and keep your energy levels…
Author: Sarah Zuhair
Sarah Zuhair
Sarah is an Iraqi Political Science graduate, who has been living in Egypt for over a decade now. She is a passionate go-getter, aspiring to one day be in a position where she can help others at a disadvantage. “Animal lover” is not enough to describe Sarah’s compassion for life. And with as many hair colors as there are days in a year, Sarah is sure to stun you with every look.
Morocco has been actively encouraging and facilitating foreign investment to increase the country’s revenues through trade liberalization, investment incentives, and structural reforms. And, it has been…
Betrayal, hurt, and sorrow are the least words I can use to describe Mosul post-ISIS. After ISIS’ three-year reign over Mosul, families are still recovering from the aftershock…
This new charitable foundation is being established to honour the late Sheikh Khalid bin Sultan Al Qasimi and focus on continuing his humanitarian efforts. It’ll operate…
The fashion industry is one of the few platforms where artists and cultural influencers can express their true selves in a very artsy and unique way.…
After agreeing to the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) subsidy cuts, the Egyptian government has again increased fuel prices leading many to grow more and more concerned…
According to Fahad Nazer, spokesperson for the Saudi embassy in the US, last Wednesday, Princess Reema Bint Bandar Al-Saud presented a copy of her credentials to…
Shagarha is an NGO founded by Omar El-Deeb, a petroleum engineer. He started the initiative as a way to fight hunger and to create more green…
According to Vogue, the exquisite 19th-century French Napoleon III theatre at Fontainebleau Palace, located 60km south of Paris, has fallen into disuse over the last century…
The Guardian’s photographer Sean Smith recently captured a number of intimate pictures showing how different Baghdad, Iraq has become from the heyday of NATO’s occupation in…
