Growing Up Parentless Life in Egypt’s orphanages is not as bad as many believe, although orphans still face society’s stigma when they venture into the outside world
Licensed toPrint Money? Investigators are looking for skeletons in the media’s closets. While the independent press can’t claim to be corruption-free, the spotlight has fallen squarely on major state-owned publishing houses and the nation’s self-styled Hollywood. AS SOME EVIL SOURCES are only too happy to tell you, a good many journalists are born with price tags poking out of their collars. Some you can buy with a good meal (kebab and kofta, if you please), while others go for no less than a new Rolex or luxury car. With a few strokes of the keyboard, they can make you a devil or an angel, a victim or a lawbreaker — and naive readers who have never before heard your name or seen your face will probably buy it.
Site-ing the Source The Supreme Council of Antiquities launches a new project to map and describe all of Egypt’s historical sites ByCache Seel Read more
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun El-Banat Dol follows six young women living on the cruel streets of Cairo ByManal el-Jesri Read more
The Back Streetsof the World Cup The ‘encrypted’ idiot’s guide to watching the World Cup – for free ByKarim Ezzeldin Read more
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