Ahmed Ramadan
Reporter. Ahmed Ramadan is a Syrian journalist who has been working and living in Egypt since 2003. He has worked for a number of websites and entertainment magazines covering Arab and Western culture, lifestyle, and entertainment. Ahmed published his first collection of short stories in 2004 and his second collection in 2009. He is currently working on his first novel. He is also working toward a diploma in English Literature at at the University of London. Ahmed is passionate about fitness and has worked as a certified fitness instructor.
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The tear gas canisters used on protesters during the “Anger” demonstrations Friday had surpassed their 2008 expiration date, according to investigations by Al-Masry Al-Youm.
Al-Masry Al-Youm reporters managed to collect canisters off...
As tens of thousands of protesters overwhelmed the nation this week, several first-time protesters explain what prompted them to join their ranks.
“I felt that I have been talking for ages about change and development in Egypt, but never been...
Police thwarted protesters’ attempts to regroup in Cairo’s Tahrir Square where thousands of demonstrators had gathered on Tuesday. Around 90 have been detained, security forces said.
The protesters had pledged to stay all night and...
With the recent events taking place around Cairo and Egypt, it’s probably worth taking a moment to look at how protests are policed and the best ways to keep safe when going on a protest march in Egypt.
As witnessed yesterday, in the “...
In Egypt, where no national survey has been conducted on sexually transmitted infections (STIs) other than HIV in over ten years, a stigma regarding the use of protection and contraception methods remains among the younger generations. This stigma,...
After embracing a long journey in the land of Malaysia which included cave-exploring, night-walks in the jungle, swimming off abandoned beaches and eating a humanly-impossible amount of food, we decided to spend our last three nights in the Far East...
This is the third and most interesting chapter of our healthy guide handling ladies’ problematic areas. We talked about the upper body, toning muscles without bulking up and losing femininity, with a 20 minute workout. We followed with an...
The Banati Foundation grabbed the attention of the media and public alike on 20 January with the opening of its second photography exhibition at the Cairo Opera House. An Egyptian organization established in July 2010 to serve street children,...
After six days of dance performances and plays, the third edition of 2B Continued Laboratory and Festival ended its run to positive reviews. Most events took place in downtown's Falaky theater, starting Thursday 13th of January and closed on...
Dazzled by the noise of the dice hitting the tables around her, an American friend of ours looked at the tables with her eyes wide open and asked in wonder about the game all these people were playing. “Tawla [backgammon] is the name of this...
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