Though Yousra Mounir’s main intention was never environment-minded, she still managed to pull off an initiative touring the entirety of Egypt while aiming for sustainability.
Cantal Bakker was visiting Marrakech for the first time when she realized that its beautiful, small streets are part of a labyrinth.
Under the umbrella of Nabat Organic, there is a brand named True Nature. “Our market has seen a big growth in the adoption of organic and healthy eating lately. One of the main product lines consumers are interested in are...
Banlastic Egypt, which was founded by Manar Ramadan in April 2018, was inspired by a visit to India.
“As a child, I used what was presented to me to make toys and everyday objects. So I started using the tyres that were available to me. The first object I made was a laundry basket for my mother.”
Making cosmetics out of natural products was never a new practice in Algeria, but modern times dictate the prevalence of commercial cosmetics.
Egyptian startup Bekia delivers useful household items to Egyptian homes in exchange for sorted recycling in an effort to cut down the country's trash.
Switching to a renewable source of energy can be laborious and lengthy for countries new to the practice.
CAN Interiors wants to turn Cairo's liability of solid waste into an asset by creating a line of contemporary modern furniture.
As its name suggests, Frida EcoBike is a bicycle-based, solar-powered coffee shop.
North Africa is renowned for craftsmanship and baskets are some of the products they excel at. One country is known for selling them down its old medinas.