The majority of Egypt has suffered a nation-wide power outage this morning due to what was reported was a technical malfunction in Asyut. This was…
Author: Chereen Zaki
Chereen Zaki
Chereen is a shameless geek and book-lover who speaks at volumes louder than most. She spends most of her time panicking, tweeting, pinning, or instagraming. She lives for witty banter with random strangers. Living two lives between fine lady America and the greatest mother of the world, she graduated with a masters degree from Georgetown University and blogs for Forbes.
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