A KHAWAGA'S TALE: If kids run the world
Over the weekend I've made a few observations, the first being that kids could run the world.I've just spent the past three days at the Cairo American College Campus in…
Potter 1st edition sells for nearly $41K
A copy of J.K. Rowling s first Harry Potter novel sold at auction Thursday for almost $41,000. The copy of the hardback first edition of Harry Potter and the Philosopher…
Egypt's Cultural Heritage Roundup
In this month's roundup of all things archaeological, historic etc, we find out that Princess Diana has a rival in the affections of the public and it is our very…
Keeping the faith through Interfaith dialogue
WASHINGTON DC: One of the great fears that parents and church leaders have about their youth engaging in interfaith dialogue is that they will lose their connection to their own…
Goodbye to Going It Alone
A key lesson that the next American president will take away from the experiences of the Bush administration is certain to be that multilateralism matters. Notions of American hegemony and…
Lessons from Camp David
BEIT BERL, Israel: Next month the US president George W. Bush proposes to host an international conference in Annapolis, near Washington, in the hope of advancing a two-state solution for…
Jose wants Barakat's caution cancelled
CAIRO: Al Ahly manager Manuel Jose demanded that the Confederation of African Football (CAF) cancel Mohamed Barakat s yellow card against Etoile Sahel in the first leg of the African…
Masri-Zamalek game called off
CAIRO: Zamalek's Egyptian League match against Masri at Port Said was called off on Saturday after crowd trouble took place while the visitors were leading 1-0.Referee Ahmed Oda stopped the…
Ahly close on record third consecutive African title
SOUSSE, Tunisia: Al-Ahly closed on a record third consecutive African Champions League title after holding Etoile Sahel of Tunisia 0-0 in the first leg of the final Saturday. Etoile failed…
