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Buzz
The 10 Best Places in Cairo to Work or Study For Finals
Finals week is upon us, and high school and college students are scrambling to prepare for their...

Noran Morsi 18 December 2020
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Arts & Culture
“Al-Mishwar al-‘Akhir”: Domestic Abuse and Internalized Misogyny Stare Us in the Face
“Only my husband, father, and brother are allowed to hit me,” those were some of the first...

Noran Morsi 13 December 2020
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Arts & Culture
Egyptian Film Photographers Capture their Love for Analog
Film photography is by no means a new way of photography, in fact, it has been around...

Noran Morsi 11 December 2020
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Buzz
Second Nature: Meet the Egyptian Tea Brand Making Loose Leaf Happen
Tea is an essential part of Egyptian culture, with it being a staple of every family gathering,...

Noran Morsi 7 December 2020
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News
Egyptian Activist Nadeen Ashraf Honored by Equality Now Among International Public Figures
On Thursday, Nadeen Ashraf, founder of Assault Police, was the sole honoree of the Equality Now Virtual...

Noran Morsi 4 December 2020
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International
Egyptian-Canadian Professor Dr. Hoda El-Maraghy Receives the Order of Canada
On Friday, Egyptian-Canadian Professor Dr. Hoda El-Maraghy received the Order of Canada for her contributions to the...

Noran Morsi 30 November 2020
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Arts & Culture
Behind High Walls: A Look at Egypt’s Youth in the 2020s
How are young Egyptians doing today? Egyptian film students answer that question in “Behind High Walls”, but...

Noran Morsi 27 November 2020
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Feature
Egypt’s Intern Epidemic: Wastas and No Future
Like most other 20-something males graduating from college in Egypt, Mahmoud Shehab had an awkward six month...

Noran Morsi 24 November 2020
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Feature
Legal Tech Startup Hekouky is Committed to Making Egyptian Law Accessible
How much do Egyptians know about their rights and laws? Not much, new legaltech startup Hekouky says....

Noran Morsi 19 November 2020
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Arts & Culture
Alexander Saroukhan: Remembering the Legendary Political Cartoonist of the 1900s
Alexander Saroukhan, late Armenian-Egyptian cartoonist, who lived between 1898 and 1977, was a Pioneer in drawings and...

Noran Morsi 13 November 2020
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News
Egypt’s Mo Salah Tests Positive for COVID-19
Egyptian footballer and Liverpool winger Mohamed ‘Mo’ Salah has just tested positive for COVID-19, said the Egypt...

Noran Morsi 13 November 2020
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In Photos
16 Photos Showcasing Egypt’s Diverse Landscapes
The desert scene is one that Egyptians abroad are often mistaken to permanently live in, whether with...

Noran Morsi 11 November 2020
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Arts & Culture
Release Radar: An Illustrated Exploration Rooted in the Body
An Arabic, illustrated, exploration of all that is and isn’t taboo, Rooted in the Body: Arabic Metaphor...

Noran Morsi 8 November 2020
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Arts & Culture
Egyptian Student Film “Maybe Next Time” Wins At The Tripoli Online Film Festival
Egyptian Hayat AlJowaily’s short film “Maybe Next Time” was selected as a winning film in the Audience...

Noran Morsi 6 November 2020
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In Photos
Mapping Egypt: How Egyptians Eat 3al Sofra
El Sofra, it’s the table all Egyptians eat on. It can be large, small, in the kitchen,...

Noran Morsi 5 November 2020
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Arts & Culture
In Photos: Newspaper Caricatures of Egypt’s Past Century
From Alexander Sarokhan to Salah Jahin, Al Ahram to Rosal Youssef and Al Nafeza, social and political...

Noran Morsi 31 October 2020
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Feature
Equine Assisted Therapy: Can a Horse be your New Therapist?
Most people are used to the typical scene of a therapist’s office with a client sitting on...

Noran Morsi 29 October 2020

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