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Nada Arafat

An award-winning freelance journalist working mostly for the news outlet Mada Masr.

  • The image shows a solar panel installation in a dry landscape. The solar panels are tilted and mounted on a metal structure, casting a shadow on the ground beneath them. There is a dog standing under the panels, and the surrounding area consists of sandy soil with some greenery visible nearby. In the background, there are palm trees and a clear blue sky. [Reporting Egypt. Al-Qarah Relies On Solar Energy to Pump Water Omaïma Ismaïl, Nada Arafat · July 2021 Farmers of the village of Al-Qarah in southern Egypt have replaced expensive diesel with solar energy to pump water from wells to irrigate their fields. The government, however, is not interested in investing in solar panels for agriculture.
    In Upper Egypt, where people face the scorching (…)
  • The image features an elderly man with dark skin and a thick, gray beard. He has deep-set eyes that convey a sense of wisdom and experience. The background is blurred but suggests a rugged landscape, likely arid or rocky, with a clear blue sky. The man is wearing a light-colored scarf around his neck. His expression appears serious and contemplative. Egypt. “Life has become unbearable” Nada Arafat · April 2019 Arabian Desert, in eastern Egypt. The Abaddeh have suffered the upheavals of climate change, “modernity” and state policies. In recent decades, they have become foreigners in their own countries.
    “I was born in the desert,” says 60-year-old sheikh Karam Allah Amer al-Abaddy, as he sits down (…)
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