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By Dillon Chapman

Nearly eight months have passed since the Egyptian Revoultion brought down Hosni Mubarak's regime - the third such popular uprising in its modern history. It has been characterized by the massive campaign of largely non-violent civil resistance set in Cairo's Tahir Square. The Revolution began on the 25th of January - and still continues - and was precipitated ...

By Nicholas James Rodrigo

For the majority of our stay in Egypt we had been training and eating at the American University in Cairo (AUC). AUC's sports and academic facilities are some of the best in the world, boasting a multi-million dollar running track and Olympic sized swimming pool. Three of our four matches were played at AUC and we took full advantage of their hospitality; ...

By Nicholas James Rodrigo

As we enter Cairo I realised why it is called the city of a thousand minarets. Dotting the skyline, competing for space amongst the cities many luxurious hotels, the minarets waved in the smog and haze of one of the worlds most polluted cities.

Our hotel is a mere ten minutes away from Tahrir sqwuare and now, even after the revolution, ...