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Renovated museum recounts Egyptian postal history throughout ages - Vimarsana News

Renovated museum recounts Egyptian postal history throughout ages

© Provided by Xinhua The museum, inaugurated in 1940, has gone through renovation and expansion for the past three years. Now it reopens to the public

Renovated museum recounts Egyptian postal history throughout ages - Vimarsana News

Renovated museum recounts Egyptian postal history throughout ages

© Provided by Xinhua The museum, inaugurated in 1940, has gone through renovation and expansion for the past three years. Now it reopens to the public

Egypt to turn ancient government building into hotel - Vimarsana News

Egypt to turn ancient government building into hotel

The Egyptian government is implementing a project to repurpose one of the oldest and most famous buildings in downtown Cairo into a mixed-use development building to achieve profits and boost tourism.

Cairo's floating heritage is in danger of being dragged away by major projects - Top Stories News - Report by AFR | Online Free Press release news distribution - Vimarsana News

Cairo's floating heritage is in danger of being dragged away by major projects - Top Stories News - Report by AFR | Online Free Press release news distribution

Dozens of brightly colored floating houses have dotted the banks of the Nile for decades, rare oases of verdant seclusion amidst the bustle of the Egyptian

Cairo's floating heritage risks being towed away by grand projects - Vimarsana News

Cairo's floating heritage risks being towed away by grand projects

Dozens of vibrantly coloured floating homes have for decades dotted the banks of the River Nile, rare havens of leafy seclusion in the Egyptian capital's hustle and bustle -- but maybe not for much longer.