Life & Society
On a busy morning in Faisal Street in Cairo, the scent of fresh bread drifts through the narrow street of Adly Habib as Sabah Mahmoud, 59, arranges her bags of loaves on a worn wooden tray. She greets every customer with a smile, a familiar gesture to her recurrent and loyal base. Across town in Attaba, Amira Abdeltawab, 38, spreads her fruits and vegetables across a mat near the metro station, her hands moving quickly to put the ripest tomatoes…
