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February 2006  Volume # 27  Issue 02 
 
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   et Flash Back
January, 2009
Back to the Basics
One of the world’s most prominent sculptors, Hazem El Mestikawy believes art should be in the brain of the beholder

By  Manal el-Jesri
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Cover Story
Death becomes them
From the washing of the body through burial and prayers, death is a thriving business in the nation’s capital. But a rift is growing between traditional paid body washers, grave diggers and Qur’an reciters and more conservative Muslim volunteers who say hanutis, turabis and mughasileen know nothing about Shari
BARELY A SOUND is heard on the streets of El-Imam El-Shafei district. Although the area is heavily populated, the streets are quite empty on this crisp morning. The peacefulness is quickly transferred to newcomers. Passersby raise their hand in salaam as I make my way through the streets with Hajj Abdel-Aziz Saleh, president of the Gravediggers’ League.

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et Feature et The Watch  
  Flashbacks  Business as usual
From the birth of photography in Egypt to the rise of the digital camera, we look back at the lives of great homegrown artists who have made photography not just their profession, but their passion

SINCE ITS INTRODUCTION by British and American artists in the 1800s on through to its mastery by Armenians at the turn of the last century and transfe

By  Viviana Mazza   -  Read more
The appointment of a number of prominent business figures to the new Nazif Cabinet sets the wheels of economic reform in motion, but what does the shuffle mean for tattered opposition parties already reeling from their lousy showing in last fall’s parliamentary elections?

Egypt bid farewell to a politically busy year with the announcement of a new Cabinet committed to making President Hosni Mubarak’s election promi

By  Noha El-Hennawy   -   Read more

Out of the Red
As Chinese tourists flock to Egypt, the Egyptian government is taking steps to make sure the economic powerhouse and soon-to-be political heavyweight becomes one of our best friends
By Cache Seel
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Publish and Perish?
A row over who can publish Naguib Mahfouz’s banned Children of the Alley in Egypt and under what circumstances has reignited debate over Al-Azhar’s role in the publishing industry
By Noha El-Hennawy
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He’s back!
If you don’t recognize his face by now, you should be ashamed — because Leo DiCaprio does
By Sherif Awad
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