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Dalia Chams

Egyptian journalist and columnist, specialising in culture, media and society.

  • The image depicts a food stall featuring a large kebab or shawarma that's roasting on a vertical spit. The meat is visibly browning as it cooks, and there are flames underneath. The stall is covered by colorful umbrellas providing shade. In the foreground, a man stands behind the counter, likely the vendor, appearing to interact with customers or prepare food. The stall also displays menu items on signs, emphasizing its offerings. The atmosphere looks lively, typical of a street food setting. Egypt: The Shawarma Dispute Dalia Chams · April 2024 They can be seen everywhere those thin slices of meat, grilled on a rotating vertical spit. A globalised and fascinating dish, the shawarma is an object of exchange but also one of discord. In Cairo, it has become the symbol of an identitarian rejection of immigrants, particularly those from (…)
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