April 26, 2012
Tea in Menoufia, Egypt. When leaving Cairo, there is an abundance of gratitude and kindness to be found. Egyptians outside of the journalist overflown city of Cairo are happy to tell their stories.

Tea in Menoufia, Egypt.

When leaving Cairo, there is an abundance of gratitude and kindness to be found. Egyptians outside of the journalist overflown city of Cairo are happy to tell their stories.

3:58am
April 20, 2012
Tahrir Square today, right before sundown prayers. A man in the the square held up a poster with a picture of a burning American flag. We caught eyes and he came up to me. He patted me on the shoulder and said, “It’s nothing personal. It’s just a Friday,”

Tahrir Square today, right before sundown prayers.

A man in the the square held up a poster with a picture of a burning American flag. We caught eyes and he came up to me. He patted me on the shoulder and said, “It’s nothing personal. It’s just a Friday,”

3:53pm
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April 15, 2012

My latest video for The New York Times.
The world’s population surpassed seven billion late last year, and Sub-Saharan Africa is now its fastest growing region.  With women averaging five and a half births, Nigeria’s population could top 300 million by 2035.

12:40pm
April 15, 2012
Back home in Cairo. The view from the roof of my apartment.

Back home in Cairo. The view from the roof of my apartment.

12:25pm