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    How Hobos Magazine Hopes to Usher Egypt’s New Generation of Children Comics

    Spreading a fascination with culture, instilling a passion for adventure, and embracing diversity: these are the reasons...

    Salma Hamed 8 August 2022
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    Why Egypt’s Lack of Children’s Media Alienates Youth

    Translated books sit on street corners gathering curb-side dust, their vacuum-sealed plastic wraps starting to tear. ‘Harry...

    Mona Abdou 5 August 2022
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    Book Review: ‘The Men Who Swallowed the Sun’ Brings New Meaning to Being “Terrified of Poverty, Living in it”

    “We were told not to look beyond the wall and the Libyan Auxiliary Police made the rocky...

    Mona Abdou 4 August 2022
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    Jazz Giants Who Pioneered Soul Music in Egypt

    Jazz music: hearts beat for its lively tunes and feet tap to its pulsating rhythms. An art...

    Farah Rafik 3 August 2022
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    Why Mohamed Mounir is the ‘King’ of Egyptian Music

    Tender in voice and powerful in impact is Mohamed Mounir; when he enters the stage with his...

    Farah Rafik 2 August 2022
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    “Midaq alley: Does Mahfouz’s Exploration of Identity Loss Still Hold True Today?

    “Her connections with the past were now cut forever, so why should she retain her name?” –...

    Zeina Hanafy 1 August 2022
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    ‘Walk Like an Egyptian’ Highlights Positive Representations of Egyptians in Media

    Ever since Disney Plus’s Moon Knight offered what they perceived as an accurate image of their country,...

    Salma Hamed 31 July 2022
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    How ‘Pack Pals’ is Promoting Inclusion Among Egyptian Children

    Kimo is a lion with down syndrome, Zizi is a zebracorn with cerebral palsy, Lala is a...

    Marina Makary 28 July 2022
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    Places of Power: Looking at Egypt’s Presidential Palaces

    RAS AL-TIN PALACE, 1834 One of the oldest-running presidential palaces, Alexandria’s Ras Al-Tin was treasured by Egypt’s...

    Shereif Barakat 26 July 2022
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    Shik Shak Shok: The Song That Empowers Young Egyptian Women

    A wedding, a henna (bachelorette party), a birthday party, a bedroom, or even during lunch breaks in...

    Salma Hamed 25 July 2022
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    House of Horrors? The Bone-Chilling Past of Egypt’s Baron Palace

    In the heart of Heliopolis, one of Cairo’s oldest suburbs, a house of horrors once existed. Long...

    Shereif Barakat 25 July 2022
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    El-Rihani and Yassine: The Chaplins of Egyptian Cinema

    A beaming grin, exaggerated hand gestures, cross-dressing, mishaps, and the occasional self-deprecating comment – these are some...

    Zeina Hanafy 25 July 2022
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    Review: Netflix’s ‘Because She Created’ Features 6 Fascinating Films by Egyptian Women

    Earlier this July, Netflix released a collection of 21 Arab films by female filmmakers as part of...

    Salma Hamed 22 July 2022
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    Rolla Al Arabi: a Beacon for Change in Egypt’s Fashion Scene

    One photo is all it took for Rolla Al Arabi to start making waves in Egypt’s fashion...

    Kari Megeed 22 July 2022
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    8 Arabic Colloquial Words That Were Originally Ancient Egyptian

    Did you know that many of the Egyptian colloquial words Egyptians use on a daily basis are...

    Zeina Hanafy 21 July 2022
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    Beyond Cairo: 8 Other Cities That Exhibit Egypt’s Charm

    Greater Cairo, Egypt’s largest metropolitan area, which consists of Cairo, Giza, and Qalubiya, covers almost 20 percent...

    Shereif Barakat 20 July 2022
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    The Story Behind Princess Diana’s Awkward Pose at Egypt’s Pyramids

    Standing awkwardly alone with her head slightly tilted to the side and her arms crossed, showing no...

    Mirna Abdulaal 15 July 2022
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