19TwentyThree Online Magazine | Egypt - Part 2
Ten Tips to Keep your Breath Fresh During the Fast
June 17, 2015 | Nadine El Sayed 2
Ten tips to beat that awkward Ramadan breath.
16 Sohour Foods to Curb Hunger and Thirst
June 17, 2015 | Nadine El Sayed 50
A roundup of 16 foods to eat over sohour to curb your appetite and keep you energized and quenched the next day and 7 foods to avoid like the plague.
Share a Lock, Make a Little Girl Happy
June 14, 2015
For you it’s hair that will always grow back; for her, it’s a long lost friend she longs for every minute of her day.
Hop on, but only if you’re a woman
June 11, 2015
The Pink Taxi is now in town; a taxi service operated by women and for women only. Despite the controversy it has started, we need to remember that this an extra option on the market so women can still choose the … Read More
It’s not a disability, it’s a different ability
June 9, 2015 | Salma Cherif, Laila Mohamed, Myrna Zaki, Alexandra Nabil, Jailan Olama, Darine Hesham and Nancy Mostafa
ADHD sufferers are often labelled rude, trouble makers and careless. So before you go on to give that restless kid the scrutinizing look, learn about what ADHD actually means and how to spot the early signs and deal with their peculiar sets of abilities.
Kids Summer Camps in Cairo
May 25, 2015 | Rana Kamaly
A roundup of recommended summer camps around Cairo, the North Coast and international camps for kids of all ages
Stories of Women from Egypt: Lamia The Ghazia
April 26, 2015 | Rana Kamaly 2
We come cross a variety of women each day, the educated, the empowered, the poor, the struggling, the conservative and the liberal. Each week, we will bring you the behind-closed-doors story of Egyptian women who came across our paths; from tragic stories of single mothers to beautiful tales of love and companionship.
This is the story of a gay husband and a woman forced into a profession she feared to raise a baby girl she adored.
