Mona Eltahawy: #Proud Savage
September 27, 2012
A little bit of pink spray paint over a hateful poster got activist Mona El Tahawy held overnight in custody
By Nadine El Sayed
Satanists at Sawy, honestly?
September 6, 2012
By far one of the most absurd news I have come across, and what makes it worse, it isn’t a
By Nadine El Sayed
Ramadan Series: A Crime Against Women
August 9, 2012
No, I really don’t see how beating and humiliating your wife makes for a comic scene
By Nadine El Sayed
A Little Too Late
June 5, 2012
It took Sabahy, Ali and Abol Fotoh several months, failing in the elections and various demonstrations to combine powers
By Nadine El Sayed
Political Bullying
May 30, 2012
Are we replacing a ruling dictatorship with a street one?
By Nadine El Sayed
The Father Figure: My Interview with Shafik
May 15, 2012
How my one-hour interview with the presidential candidate turned into a three-hour visit.
By Nadine El Sayed
The Utopian Candidate: My Interview with Khaled Ali
May 15, 2012
One of the most down to earth candidates, Khaled Ali is one contender with a vision and a dream
By Nadine El Sayed
My 15 Minutes Phone Interview with Awa
May 15, 2012
A bad telephone line, a frantic campaign tour in Upper Egypt and a rushed candidate abruptly ending the interview without
By Nadine El Sayed
Urban Planning Goes a Long Way
May 9, 2012
Why a simple British plan to ease pressure off downtown got my Egyptian chaotic self boggled
By Nadine El Sayed
Recycling Our Attitudes
April 2, 2012
A new recycling initiative doesn’t stand a chance until we change our behavior towards the environment
By Nadine El Sayed
Patriotism Goes Beyond Tahrir
March 26, 2012
Why are we failing to take our patriotic feelings beyond Tahrir Square?
By Nadine El Sayed
 
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