A Tale of Two Taxis
September 19, 2012
Two taxi rides, two worlds apart and a veteran foreigner lost in the cultural translation
By Kate Durham
Culture Gap on the Dance Floor
August 7, 2012
A childhood abroad often leaves an Egyptian with none of the right moves
By Kate Durham
Feeding the Belief
July 18, 2012
By Kate Durham
A Nation Exhales
June 25, 2012
Celebrating the process as much as—if not more than—the winner
By Kate Durham
The Power of the President
June 20, 2012
By Kate Durham
Looking for a Revival
June 13, 2012
By Kate Durham
It's Fishy
June 3, 2012
It turns out the best manicurist in town is not a woman, in fact, not human at all, it is
By Kate Durham
Don’t Count Out the Candidates
May 16, 2012
Despite the pundits’ best efforts to make this a two-horse race, I wouldn’t bet on the presidential elections
By Kate Durham
Tomb of Tahrir
April 9, 2012
Luxor artists invoke Pharaonic heritage in Downtown Cairo’s contemporary graffiti
By Kate Durham
Monument Meltdown
March 12, 2012
Sometimes the search for accurate information means getting out to see for yourself
By Kate Durham
The Pedestrian Menace
March 1, 2012
Something as seemingly simple as a proper sidewalk can reduce traffic accidents and save lives.
By Kate Durham
 
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