From Egypt’s sprawling New Administrative Capital to Kenya’s self-contained hub and Nigeria’s reclaimed lands, we take a look ...

Egypt’s president is building a new capital city to replace Cairo. It eventually will be the size of Singapore and home to 6.5 million people.

With smiling and optimistic faces, 900 Sudanese left the Egyptian capital Cairo on Monday on a free train journey back to war ...

Cairo, the capital city of Egypt, is an ancient place. But it has some very modern problems, like traffic and pollution, and its population could double in the next 40 years.

Fuelled by record-breaking investments, ambitious national strategies, and a population craving modern urban living, Cairo's property market is in the midst of a sweeping transformation.

A city of some 20 million people combining charm and squalor, Cairo may soon witness an exodus by well-heeled residents, state employees and foreign embassies to the New Administrative Capital, as ...

The city, known simply as the New Administrative Capital, is designed to operate with smart technology on virgin land away from the clutter and chaos of Cairo. It will boast universities, leisure ...

How much Egypt's centre of gravity shifts from Cairo to the new capital, 45 km from the Nile, is unclear. For many ordinary Egyptians, for whom the bustling city has been home for generations, the ...

Egypt is constructing a new capital city, located 45 km east of Cairo, to address issues of congestion and pollution. NASA's satellite images from 2017 and 2024 highlight the city's development ...

In less than a decade, a new Egyptian capital may rise out of the desert. Last week, Egypt’s housing minister Mostafa Madbouly announced plans for a yet-unnamed development just east of Cairo ...

Cairo has been the capital since 950 AD and is the largest city in the Middle East. But with more than 20 million people now living in its greater metropolitan area, pollution and traffic have ...