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Malika Bilal

Malika Bilal

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Host, The Take

Los Angeles

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Total articles 7

  • 'The army and the people are one hand'

    By Malika Bilal Verified|Al Jazeera EnglishVerifiedThe Cairo neighbourhood of Abbassiyah lies just nine kilometres from Tahrir Square, both areas boast a vibrant mix of street vendors, eclectic shops and colonial-era buildings featuring balconies that overlook the organised chaos below. For several hours on November 25, however, Abbassiyah and Tahrir stood worlds apart, divided over the question of the military’s role in a transitioning Egypt.

    By Malika Bilal Verified · Al Jazeera English

    Oct. 23, 2019

  • Breaking the silence on HIV in Egypt

    By Malika Bilal Verified, Adam Makary Verified|Al Jazeera EnglishVerifiedMagid, with his mother, credits his family's support for allowing him to speak out about the virus [Adam Makary]Thirty-one-year-old Magid is tired of being silent. Diagnosed three years ago with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, Magid, a resident of Alexandria, Egypt, kept his health status a secret from most, opting to tell only a handful of friends and family members weeks after he discovered he had been infected.

    By Malika Bilal Verified, Adam Makary Verified · Al Jazeera English

    Dec. 17, 2018

  • 'The army and the people are one hand'

    By Malika Bilal Verified|Al Jazeera EnglishVerifiedThe Cairo neighbourhood of Abbassiyah lies just nine kilometres from Tahrir Square, both areas boast a vibrant mix of street vendors, eclectic shops and colonial-era buildings featuring balconies that overlook the organised chaos below. For several hours on November 25, however, Abbassiyah and Tahrir stood worlds apart, divided over the question of the military’s role in a transitioning Egypt.

    By Malika Bilal Verified · Al Jazeera English

    Oct. 23, 2019

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The Take

Los Angeles, United States