Mohamed El Dahshan

Egypt must embrace an independent South Sudan
Opinion

Egypt must embrace an independent South Sudan

As the world warmly embraces South Sudan as the newest member of the global community, Egypt is not expected to…
The economic revolution is yet to happen
Business

The economic revolution is yet to happen

“All our economic losses are a small price to pay for freedom,” said renowned businessman Naguib Sawiris to audience applause…
Bakers defy curfews to continue providing bread
Egypt

Bakers defy curfews to continue providing bread

For Gom’aa Abdel Meguid, bread is “akin to hospitals: it’s a basic necessity and ought to be above curfews.”Many areas…
Egyptians turn out massively to donate blood
Egypt

Egyptians turn out massively to donate blood

The blood bank at Kasr Al-Eini hospital, a few hundred meters from downtown Cairo's Tahrir Square, where demonstrations continued into their sixth…
Bright prospects for Egypt’s renewable energy production
Environment

Bright prospects for Egypt’s renewable energy production

Though hydropower is traditionally the nation's most prized renewable energy source, Egypt’s immense potential in wind and solar power propelled…
Arab researchers fill breach at Stockholm’s World Water Week
Environment

Arab researchers fill breach at Stockholm’s World Water Week

It might have been the Eid holidays, the inclement Swedish weather, or just political apathy, but not a single official…
Why do we travel? To rewire our brains
Life & Style

Why do we travel? To rewire our brains

Many Chinese-produced maps place Europe and Africa on the left side, the Americas on the right, and China at its…
Developing world’s megacities struggle to conserve water
Environment

Developing world’s megacities struggle to conserve water

Our world is home to 39 megacities--cities that are in turn home to more than ten million inhabitants each. Twenty-eight…
Obama and Garang in the Juba market
Life & Style

Obama and Garang in the Juba market

Understanding the complexities of Juba’s political past and present is nearly as tricky as navigating its streets. In the second…
Juba: Capital of an almost state
Life & Style

Juba: Capital of an almost state

Riding through Juba, you may be tempted to think that history began with the 2005 Peace Agreement. But there’s far…
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