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The Egyptian Meteorological Authority announced that following the grip of the Indian seasonal monsoon across the country, temperatures will finally begin to ease in the coming days.

The Egyptian government is limiting electricity use with daily power cutbacks nationwide, putting people’s economic and social rights at risk.

Egypt: Electricity Cutbacks Threaten Rights

As power outages continue to plague the country, many Egyptians are turning to the Ministry of Electricity to find out more about the situation.

The Waai social solidarity campaign has been visiting Port Said to raise awareness about family issues, reports Mai Samih

The results of this year’s Thanaweya Amma school-leaving exam were announced last week, reopening the debate over Egypt’s education system, writes Doaa Bahey El-Deen

Heqet bridged the realms of childbirth and the afterlife. Her power touched upon agriculture, funerary practices, and even the birth of Horus.

Thousands of years before cookbooks were written elsewhere in the world, the ancient Egyptians were documenting recipes on the walls of tombs, like the one found in the tomb of Rekhmi Ra, a minister, that depicted the stages of preparing tiger nut cake

The Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) reported an improvement in the atmosphere at noon on Monday, extending to the cities of the central delta and to Cairo and northern Upper Egypt by night.

A drop in Egypt's temperatures is expected in the coming days, lower than normal during this time of the year, according to a member of the media center at the Egyptian Meteorological Authority Manar Ghanem.