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

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

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…
Online dating: bypassing tradition?

Online dating: bypassing tradition?

Online dating has become a popular way of meeting a romantic partner over the past decade, with many couples often…
The Alexandrian fisherman

The Alexandrian fisherman

In the purple sunset light of the the Bahari port of Alexandria, fishermen start to walk around the big boats…
Nina Shawki Collection: An Egyptian-made bedding option

Nina Shawki Collection: An Egyptian-made bedding option

As consumers become keen to buy Egyptian-made products, designers have gained confidence and several small, local fashion and textile business…
Paint your home to soothe your psyche

Paint your home to soothe your psyche

Painting the walls of your home may seem like one of the quickest ways to update your interior design scheme,…
Top 8 tips for shopping downtown

Top 8 tips for shopping downtown

Downtown is a culturally rich part of the city, but it is also shopping heaven for those who are looking…
A sense of community for foreigners in Cairo

A sense of community for foreigners in Cairo

After the incident in Mahalla as well as the ongoing NGO crisis, to say nothing of xenophobic acts being reported…
Six hours in Amsterdam: The best of three worlds

Six hours in Amsterdam: The best of three worlds

I never thought of a six-hour layover as a good thing. But when this long layover in Amsterdam gave me…
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