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In a cozy apartment in Maadi, the light filters inside the room where a 46-year-old cartoonist holds a pad and a digital pen, flicking color on the wings of her newest drawing. On the walls hang multiple drawings, including one of a shark threatening to eat a man alive, perhaps a symbol of the rampant poverty Egypt is facing with prices steadily growing. Doaa El Adl has quickly become one, if not the most known of Egypt’s cartoonists. With her…
