Egypt
While Egypt’s economy has suffered in the aftermath of the revolution in 2011 and on-going political tumult, entrepreneurs are tapping into new market trends and using innovative solut
Mohamed Hamada, the founder of Ennota in Egypt, has created SME business software that even illiterate people can use.
Rania Reda is the founder and CEO of ITQAN, which in Arabic means “perfection”.
A draft new law targeting non-governmental organisations’ funding would be the latest blow to Egypt’s beleaguered civil society and a further erosion of civil liberties
Egypt: A small arthouse cinema scene and a growing number of cinephiles are challenging film distribution monopolies and creating spaces for independent film.
A team of 16 young Egyptian economists has come together to spread awareness about the economy while figuring out ways to empower startups in the country.
As the most populous market in the Arab world, Egypt presents plenty of opportunities for entrepreneurs – but they must be prepared to chart their own course around inflexible bureaucrats and numerous obstacles.
Keizer became an Egyptian icon thanks to his street art during the revolution. He speaks to zenith about the power of art, his experiences in Egyptian jails and why he works anonymously to this day.