Posts Tagged ‘Cairo

While I was working on my masters in International Development, I wrote a paper on how we can use social media to observe current social discourses on various themes, or what I specifically termed "grassroots developmental ethos". In non-academic jargon,...

At least that's what I have deduced after looking at the lost & found section in the Egyptian weekly classifieds paper, Al-Waseet. The first scan is from Al-Waseet's July 7th issue, the other is from its July 23rd issue (I added the red...

The above picture is of my new toy, which I'll tell you more about later, after I tell you how this whole cycling thing got into my head. You may or may not already know that I have a not so mild fascination with two-wheeled pedal powered machines...

April 4, 2005 | In: Rants

Reflections on Cairo traffic

The "official"population of Cairo residents is about 10 Million people, add up daily commuters from Giza and other nearby cities, and you get a little more than a 17 million headcount (on the most conservative basis). To say that traffic in Cairo is a...

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This is the personal web dwelling of Hani Morsi, a connoisseur of fine caffeinated liquids, aficionado of the fascinating, and adventure opportunist who lives in Cairo, Egypt. More about Hani...

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