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August 2006  Volume # 27  Issue 08 
 
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July, 2005
Figureheads
Always Subject to the laws of ‘unnatural’ selection of the state, could the music which never appears in the mainstream media make a comebac

By  Rania Al Malky
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Cover Story
A Gold Mine Worth LE 23 Billion (and counting)
An Egyptian-Australian family is set to start extracting gold from an ancient Pharaonic mine — and could revolutionize Egypt’s economy in the process.
SAMI EL-RAGHY’S visit to Egypt in 1992 had nothing to do with gold exploration — at least not at first. A 1962 graduate of the University of Alexandria, El-Raghy had been living in Australia for nearly three decades, successfully working the mining areas of the country’s Western reaches, where he pioneered the exploration and exploitation of key finds.

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et Feature et The Watch  
  Rebel With a Cause  Sit up, Get Ready, Row!
Underlying tensions within the Egyptian Coptic Church threaten to tear the centuries-old institution asunder as rebel bishop Max Michel breaks away and attempts to form the first official Coptic alternative to the church

IT WAS THE UPROAR caused by the new St. Athanasius Church in Moqattam that sparked Emad Abdel Sayed’s interest. Wanting to see for himself what a

By  Noha El-Hennawy   -  Read more
Although Egyptians have been rowing for some 7,000 years, the sport has exploded in popularity only in the past decade or so.

ONLY EARLY BIRDS can catch a glimpse of Cairo’s rowers as they emerge from the morning mist, gracefully gliding on the Nile’s mirror-lik

By  Kristina Roic   -   Read more

Reigning Supreme
Prosecutor-General Maher Abdel Wahed’s presidential appointment to the head of Egypt’s Supreme Constitutional Court raises brows in both political and judicial circles
By  Noha El-Hennawy
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Pressing Charges
It’s one step forward and two steps back as the People’s Assembly passes amendments eliminating jail sentences for many — but not all — “publishing offenses”
By Noha El-Hennawy
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TheTrendsetter
With a stack of cinema masterpieces under his belt, legendary set designer and art director Salah Marei returns with a smash exhibit at the Prince Taz Palace. Meet one of the nation’s busiest artists.
By Manal el-Jesri
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