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Egypt dims Cairo's nightlife to tackle soaring energy costs

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By Heba Fouad, Sherif Fahmy, Mohamed Ezz
| MarketScreener
CAIRO, March 31 (Reuters) - In downtown Cairo, where cafes usually spill onto pavements late into the night and traffic hums until the early hours, the streets are emptying earlier than usual. Shop shutters clang down shortly after evening prayers, and long stretches of once-bright boulevards now sit under reduced street lighting.
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In a tiny hall, a club forges Egyptian girls' Olympic wrestling dreams

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By Heba Fouad, Mohamed Ezz
| The Japan Times Verified
In a cramped hall barely larger than a living room in the working-class Nile Delta city of Mansoura, girls grapple, tumble, and clamber to their feet again on worn mats, their laughter and shouts echoing off the peeling walls. While Egypt celebrates its Olympic medals in wrestling, weightlifting and other sports, thousands of young athletes outside the capital toil away in tiny clubs like this one, 135 kilometers from Cairo and far from any major sporting hubs.
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Egypt’s Billboard Boom Strains Eyes but Raises Profits

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By Heba Fouad, Jaidaa Taha
| Money US News
By Heba Fouad and Jaidaa Taha CAIRO (Reuters) -With whiplash traffic and obstacles ranging from potholes to donkey carts, Cairo's roads have never been for the faint of heart. But now drivers must contend with another hazard: A proliferation of flashy, mismatched billboards vying for their already strained attention.
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