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Published on Friday, 12 April 2013 10:30
Written by Muhammad Radwan
What is a Hackathon?
Hackathons are when specialists and interested peoples congregate around a specific topic with the intent to break it down and collaborate. A presentation or discussion begins and then participants begin suggesting ideas and work groups depending o [...]
Khairat The Giant – OBEY graffi...
Picture taken in front of G’z Corner in Downtown Cairo, Egypt
I spotted this picture in Downtown, Cairo. Sheer brilliance. I am not sure how many people, revolutionary or not, street wise or not, understood the origin.
Obey Giant (1989 – 2008). Regarded by many as one of the most significant street art campaigns.
Arguably one of the m [...]
Demanding Dignity: Young Voices From ...
So I get an email from May Al Hassan back in Fall 2011 to see if I wanted to write a chapter in this book. She said Ahmed Shehab el Din from The Stream he and were publishing it. I figured why not, I was going to write a book myself about the Syrian Party, so here’s a chance to get the story out.
I had already started the blog just to [...]
Syria in Zurich
The River in Zurich
Recently my friend Rayelle Niemann, @midanfini, invited me to speak at an event she was organizing in Zurich. The objective of the event was to highlight the plight of the Syrian people struggling in a revolution against Bashar that little Bitch, to educate the people of Zurich, and to increase the public interest.
Natur [...]
Morsy fucked up…start the count...
Battling Sexual Harassment in Egypt
Biogas Digesters in Fayoum Egypt
I visited a UNDP managed project that is installing fixed-dome biogas digesters made out of brick and cement. The project is being carried out by an Indian NGO who were contacted for their expertise. SKG Sangha has worked in several continents and installed over 100,000 units. Mr. Keran is leading a team from this NGO and is super cool dud [...]
Educate Girls, Less People. Egypt Mig...
Egypt’s IMF deal – No Goo...
Why little Solar P.V. in Egypt? My Re...
Recently, I traveled to Germany with a group of Egyptians on a trip hosted by the German-Arab Chamber of Industry & Commerce. The idea of the trip was to gain a better understanding of renewable energy in one of the most active countries in the world and leaders in the industry. The group was divided into two different groups, Solar and [...]

