Sports & Culture

The Maaza Bedouin tribe is a key pillar of Hurghada’s cultural heritage, maintaining a rich and unique tradition of storytelling, music, crafts and nomadic practices.

While real weapons were once utilized in past centuries, banana sticks are now preferred for their reduced intensity that guarantee fun and safety.

For generations, patriarchal norms have prevented them from acquiring this essential skill, leaving them vulnerable in a region where fishing and maritime activities are a way of life.

As rituals and prayers mark the occasion, Muharram is known as the month of remembrance and is sacred to Muslims across the world.

Numerous hotels, tourism operators, and companies are supporting the Zanzibar Cup by providing financial assistance, accommodation for international professional athletes

This drink, known locally as ‘Chai ya Nazi,’ is a specialty of the coastal people along the Indian Ocean shores of Tanzania as well as nearby Islets.

For centuries, Zanzibar had thrived at the crossroads of African, Arab, and Indian commerce—its wealth radiating from spices and slaves, a jewel of the Swahili coast.

For years, the Mediterranean diet has been celebrated as the gold standard for longevity and health, with its emphasis on fresh vegetables, lean fish, and healthy fats.

The Neela Boutique Hotel Stone Town recently opened in the heart of Zanzibar’s ancient city is already being feted as a gastronomic marvel enticing the palates of foreign travellers and African weekenders alike.