Journalist with PhD in Rural sociology,
Freelance Research & trainer
Latest stories
Sedition à la carte| How the faithful come to believe
Society_
Why did thousands embrace the Tayyibat diet? Beneath the viral craze lies a survival strategy of selective belief, birthed by skyrocketing medical costs and neglect.
Sedition à la carte| How one half-truth launched a movement
Society_
The state’s closure of Al Awady’s clinic ironized his movement, turning a medical suspension into absolute proof for followers that he was a martyr fighting a corrupt system.
Transformations routinely presented as hallmarks of modernization and efficiency amount to a slow dismantling of the countryside’s capacity to reproduce its own life in practice.
GERD as a Diversion: Megaprojects for the powerful, austerity for small farmers
Urban & Economy_
As Egypt feared GERD’s impact, the state expanded desert megaprojects, diverting water from small farmers and deepening rural inequality in the name of development.