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Newsweek’s ‘150 Women Who Shake the World’ offers optimism for women’s rights
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Newsweek’s ‘150 Women Who Shake the World’ offers optimism for women’s rights

Four Egyptian women found their way on to Newsweek’s 2012 "150 Women Who Shake The World." Newsweek explained the list…
On Women’s Day, more progress still to be made in Egypt
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On Women’s Day, more progress still to be made in Egypt

As International Women’s Day arrives again, many women in Egypt worry that their lives will change for the worse in…
Delights at Theodor’s
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Delights at Theodor’s

Nestled away under the knobby tree canopies of Road 15 in Maadi lies a self-proclaimed antique and vintage store named…
Children’s corner: Maadi spots for kid-friendly activities
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Children’s corner: Maadi spots for kid-friendly activities

It used to be said that in Egypt, to make money, one should invest in real estate or food. But…
Mid-week bites for the working Cairean
Food

Mid-week bites for the working Cairean

As traffic worsens (doesn’t it always) and blockades and walls add to the fun of navigating Cairo mid-week, it seems…
Kiwi in Maadi: The bird that cannot fly
Food

Kiwi in Maadi: The bird that cannot fly

As you walk down Road 9 in Maadi in the middle of the day, you are inundated with honking from…
Mexican on the couch from Gringo’s Burrito Grill
Food

Mexican on the couch from Gringo’s Burrito Grill

Imagine a night at home with a good movie and some even better company — do you order Chinese, spring…
Year of the Dragon: What does the Chinese new year mean for you?
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Year of the Dragon: What does the Chinese new year mean for you?

The Chinese Year of the Dragon begins Monday and little celebrations are taking place all over Cairo within the Chinese…
Streets of Cairo: Bahr al-Azam
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Streets of Cairo: Bahr al-Azam

Now that a wall and barbed wire have been placed at the end of Qasr al-Aini street, traffic chaos in…
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