Amr Shannon, Egypt's ultimate tour guide
A desert guide works under tremendous pressure. Someone can get a scorpion bite or a snakebite, twist an ankle, be overcome by heat or simply panic The police were looking for five cars along a lonely stretch of desert road and, well, here were five cars. The license plates did not match the ones they were looking for, but there were five cars -- so the police detained the convoy.
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Egypt's economy looks to small firms for growth
Many entrepreneurs feel regulations still bar their way. Bankruptcy, for example, is still considered a criminal offense in Egypt Khaled Awad is a risk taker. A doctor by training, he decided at age 26 to give up a secure position in one of Egypt's state-run hospitals to do something considered crazy by most of his countrymen -- start his own business.
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Water wars force Egyptian government to invest in infrastructure
The land of the Nile is seeing a rising tide of protests at a shortage of drinking water amid accusations the government would rather irrigate golf courses than slake the thirst of villages.
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